Dependent Lucky and Paper Ornaments – Summer Fireworks

Origin Zhaofu Japanese Paper Ornament – The lucky mascot and cute design will bring you happiness and vitality! "ふくら(hukura)" originated from the lucky washi paper ornaments. It is traditional handmade washi paper, and the mascot representatives or cute animals that have been popular in Japan since ancient times are made into three-dimensional ornaments. The shapes include pine, bamboo, plum, Fan, gourd, sea bream, dharma, mallet, beckoning cat... and many other styles. There is also a storage box for small objects on the back of the washi paper ornaments, in which you can put amulets, lucky charms, ornaments, small change, sachets and other small prayer items to bring blessings to those who use them. https://youtu.be/KAv_6_IRmKw https://youtu.be/Anm4W5usSI4 [Size] Length 37.2cm × Width 14.7cm × Height 2.5cm (3 pieces of washi paper ornaments & paulownia wood frame) 【Material】Japanese paper. Paulownia frame 【Origin】Niigata Prefecture, Japan 1. Hand-made utensils, each hand-painted pattern and firing color will be slightly different, please understand before purchasing. 2. Remarks when placing an order [Gift] You can enjoy free girdle packaging (the color is shipped randomly) https://www.tableandstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/2023-giftwrap-1-1.jpg 3. You can also purchase [exquisite gift packaging] to make your gift more decent https://www.pinkoi.com/product/CGWpzLj2 https://www.tableandstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/202209-gift-800x737.jpg ____________________________________________ **│About Kokuni Washi│** "Oguni Washi" is located in Oguni Town, Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture. During the snow season, the snow accumulation can reach more than 3 meters, making it a heavy snow area in Japan. Residents have been producing washi paper in winter as a sideline since the Edo period. Using 100% mulberry as raw material, they make long and strong washi paper. The washi paper produced is also used as the wine label of famous sake breweries in Niigata Prefecture. "Xiaoguo Washi" has reorganized the traditional Japanese paper crafts of Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture, which is listed as an intangible cultural property by Japan, and local resources, and developed an indoor installation brand "わらぶ(walove)" that meets modern life. Integrate the pleasing Japanese paper design into the space design, and fall in love with Japanese life. https://www.tableandstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/%E5%92%8C%E7%B4%99.jpg