Shimekazari (New Year's Wreath) with Carp Design: Bringing Good Fortune from the Mountains - New Year's Decoration, Interior, Made in Japan
Good Fortune Descends from the Mountains
Shimekazari: Koi Me Goen (Carp Eye Connection)
This item has been opened but is unused.
This shimekazari (New Year's wreath) is made from 100% Yamagata Prefecture-grown rice straw and rice stalks, from the brand Good Fortune Descends from the Mountains designed by Yoshino Toshimitsu Design Office.
It is crafted by Kobo Straw, a farmer and artist based in Mamurogawa Town, Yamagata Prefecture.
The rice stalks are hand-planted and hand-harvested using organic, pesticide-free cultivation methods for straw crafts and food, and then naturally dried.
All parts are connected using only rice stalks, without any foreign materials like wire or string, making it truly a shimekazari that returns to nature.
Koi Me Goen (Carp Eye Connection) is inspired by the carp's eye pattern, a symbol of good fortune.
The carp is said to have overcome swift currents to become a magnificent dragon and ascend to heaven, embodying wishes for success and advancement in life.
[Product Details]
◇ Size: Approximately 34 cm (height) x 13 cm (width)
◇ Material: Rice straw (Yamagata Prefecture origin)
[Notes]
● Colors may appear different from the actual product depending on your monitor or browser settings.
● While this shimekazari is carefully crafted through harvesting, drying, and weaving processes, as it is made from natural, pesticide-free materials, insects or mold may appear depending on storage conditions. Please display it in a well-ventilated area.
● It is recommended to have it burned at a temple or shrine after the New Year period. For long-term storage, avoid humid places and store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. It is also recommended to include desiccants and moth repellents.
● As natural materials are used, there may be individual differences in size and color.
● This material is flammable, so please do not display it in areas with high temperatures.
Shimekazari: Koi Me Goen (Carp Eye Connection)
This item has been opened but is unused.
This shimekazari (New Year's wreath) is made from 100% Yamagata Prefecture-grown rice straw and rice stalks, from the brand Good Fortune Descends from the Mountains designed by Yoshino Toshimitsu Design Office.
It is crafted by Kobo Straw, a farmer and artist based in Mamurogawa Town, Yamagata Prefecture.
The rice stalks are hand-planted and hand-harvested using organic, pesticide-free cultivation methods for straw crafts and food, and then naturally dried.
All parts are connected using only rice stalks, without any foreign materials like wire or string, making it truly a shimekazari that returns to nature.
Koi Me Goen (Carp Eye Connection) is inspired by the carp's eye pattern, a symbol of good fortune.
The carp is said to have overcome swift currents to become a magnificent dragon and ascend to heaven, embodying wishes for success and advancement in life.
[Product Details]
◇ Size: Approximately 34 cm (height) x 13 cm (width)
◇ Material: Rice straw (Yamagata Prefecture origin)
[Notes]
● Colors may appear different from the actual product depending on your monitor or browser settings.
● While this shimekazari is carefully crafted through harvesting, drying, and weaving processes, as it is made from natural, pesticide-free materials, insects or mold may appear depending on storage conditions. Please display it in a well-ventilated area.
● It is recommended to have it burned at a temple or shrine after the New Year period. For long-term storage, avoid humid places and store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. It is also recommended to include desiccants and moth repellents.
● As natural materials are used, there may be individual differences in size and color.
● This material is flammable, so please do not display it in areas with high temperatures.
Category
New Year's
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Tokyo
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