This is a handmade necklace inspired by traditional Japanese Hanafuda cards. It pairs easily with simple outfits and adds a subtle Japanese accent around the neck.
This design is inspired by “pine and crane,” and in Hanafuda it is known as the card for January. Pine trees stay green throughout the year and are considered symbols of longevity and prosperity. Cranes are also cherished in Japan as an auspicious motif. You can enjoy this Japanese sense of good fortune as an accessory to wear.
Size
Charm
・Height: approx. 3 cm (1.18 inches)
・Width: approx. 1.8 cm (0.71 inches)
Cord length
・Maximum length: approx. 45 cm (17.72 inches)
For Safe Use
・Small parts and cords are included. In environments with small children or pets, please store it out of reach as there is a risk of accidental swallowing or entanglement.
・Pulling strongly or applying excessive force may cause damage.
・Water, sweat, and friction may cause color transfer or deterioration. After use, wipe lightly with a dry cloth and store.
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- Japan
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- This handmade necklace is inspired by the Hanafuda design “Crane and Pine.” It pairs easily with simple outfits and adds a subtle Japanese accent around the neck. Pine and cranes symbolize longevity and prosperity, making it a design with an auspicious meaning that reflects Japanese tradition.
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