Kogin Embroidery Mirror Rose

ꕥKogin Embroidery Mirror Box ꕥ Kogin embroidery originates from Aomori in Japan, and is a traditional embroidery technique. The mirror box is equipped with a spring-lock clasp and features two mirrors inside: one with a normal view and the other with a magnifying mirror, making it convenient for daily use. ✤ Size: 7 x 7.6 x 1.3 cm ✤ Weight: Around 67 g ✤ Material: Japanese embroidery thread, Kogin fabric ✤ Care Instructions: Keep dry, avoid direct sunlight and excessive friction. Gently wipe the surface with a dry cloth. **Important Notes** - As each piece is handmade, please understand that some minor imperfections may occur. - The images are taken of the actual product; slight color differences may occur due to screen and lighting conditions. **Shipping Information** - Shipping methods available include SF Express, Speed post (Express Shipping), or standard mail. - Customers opting for standard mail do so at their own risk. Made in: Hong Kong If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me! Follow us for updates, thank you! IG: manmankogin.handmade ❉❉❉ Story of Kogin❉❉❉ Kogin (こぎん刺し Kogin zashi) is an embroidery technique from the Tsugaru region of Aomori, Japan. Due to the regulations at the time, farmers were prohibited from using cotton fabrics and were required to wear work clothes made of hemp. However, hemp could not withstand the cold weather of the Northeast, so they used thread to stitch through the holes in the hemp fabric to improve warmth, evolving into what we know today as "Kogin".