Owl of Happiness - Origin Ornaments - Blessings - Longevity - Wisdom - Japanese Mascot

1. Auspicious accessories that bring you happiness! (Also available in cat and rabbit styles.) 2. Crafts from Kyoto, Japan 3. Size: about 6cm long x 6cm wide x 16.5cm high 4. Material: Rayon Crepe, Bamboo 5. Why does Japan regard owls as mascots? Because the Japanese word for owl, fukurou, sounds the same as "no hard work", "happiness", "fortune-making old age", and "fortune-coming man", and the Japanese word for "fuku" is pronounced fuku, which happens to be the first two sounds of the word for owl. These auspicious meanings make the owl represent "smooth sailing without hard work", "happiness", "longevity", and "blessed" in Japanese culture. No matter how you interpret it, it is a super positive sign. 6. Did you know that an owl’s head can turn 270 degrees? This also symbolizes "wealth and prosperity" and "blessings and blessings". In addition, owls have bright eyes and can see clearly in the dark, which symbolizes "being able to see through everything in the world" and "wisdom". 7. Owls have a cute and blessed appearance and big round eyes, and are very popular in Japan. Therefore, there are many owl-related handicrafts, allowing people to keep these good metaphors with them or give them to important relatives and friends to express congratulations and blessings. [Products in the same series] Happy Rabbit: https://www.pinkoi.com/product/qUR2VXjx Happy Cat: https://www.pinkoi.com/product/FQGQAsGe