Tatami Heri Pouch "Takara-zukushi"
This is a traditional Japanese auspicious pattern.
Takara-zukushi... An auspicious pattern featuring a collection of lucky treasures, symbolizing wishes for good fortune, success, and prosperity.
Ideal for various uses such as red envelopes, money envelopes, passbook cases, medicine pouches, and as a bag-in-bag.
It can also be used as a "Goshoincho holder" to store the "Goshoin" (temple/shrine stamps) issued by shrines and temples during trips to Japan.
♡Why not consider this unique tatami heri accessory, rare even in Japan, for yourself or as a gift?
*Size: 16cm x 22.8cm (Inner dimensions: 21.6cm), no gusset
*Material: Polyethylene, Polypropylene, Polyester
*Do not wash or iron.
If it gets dirty, wipe it with a dry cloth.
*The pattern may vary slightly from one item to another.
*Please note that the actual product may have slight color variations compared to the product images.
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- "Tatami Heri" is not only used for reinforcing and decorating the edges of traditional Japanese tatami rooms, but in recent years, it has gained attention as a material for handmade bags and accessories due to its lightness, durability, vibrant colors, and wide variety of beautiful designs. Made in Japan.
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