Good luck charm kimono strap with mallet motif

＜Sign of happiness, auspicious patterns＞ These auspicious patterns are used as a sign of good fortune, and learning the meaning of Japanese patterns will help you experience the depth of Japanese culture that has been passed down since ancient times. <The Magic Mallet> "Good luck", "Prayer for victory", "Long-lasting military fortune" It is said that if you shake the magic mallet with a strong will, your wishes will come true. As the mallet is a tool used to strike things, it is associated with "defeating the enemy" and is said to grant lasting military fortune. ＜Japanese Gifts＞ Using kimono fabrics that have been lying around in wardrobes, we create products that capture the beauty and loveliness of small pieces of fabric, following the saying of an elderly woman from Watari Town, Miyagi Prefecture, "Don't throw away a piece of fabric that can wrap three azuki beans in." They are also popular as gifts to accompany small thank yous or greetings. <A cute accent for small items> Use it as a strap for your mobile phone or digital camera. Or as a decorative accent for your bag or pouch. If you attach it to your keys or USB memory stick that you don't want to lose, the bell will ring gently to tell you where it is. <The joy of looking, the pleasure of collecting> Kimono fabrics with auspicious patterns are pleasing to the eye and bring images of happiness just to look at. By collecting your favorite pieces, you can enjoy creating your own gallery. *The photo is for illustrative purposes only. The product is sold individually. <Let's contribute to upcycling clothing together> To date, WATALIS has collected and remade over 12 tons of old kimono fabric. By having customers pick up our products, kimono fabric that has been lying dormant in chests of drawers all over the country will find a new purpose. We are grateful to our customers for helping us expand the circle of upcycling. This video introduces our efforts to upcycle local resources. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgrpvHXTt6Q Kimono strap (with bell) [Size] Total length approx. 7.5 cm, diameter approx. 2 cm [Material] Kimono fabric <Points to note when purchasing> *As all items are handmade, please understand that each piece may vary slightly in size, shape, and pattern. *Only in rare cases, when we obtain kimono fabric in good condition, we will produce multiple items from the same kimono fabric. Please note that depending on the cutting position of the fabric, the pattern of the delivered item may differ slightly from that shown in the photo. *Please note that the color and texture may look different between the picture on your screen and the actual product. If you are concerned about this, please contact us or refrain from making a transaction. *Please note that many of the kimono fabrics used are second-hand and not labeled, so it is often difficult to identify the material. In addition, we thoroughly inspect the items and wash and process them before remaking them. Please be aware that some fabrics may fade or shrink when wet, so please handle with care. *We also sell this product on other sites, so please forgive us if it is sold out.