Tenugui (Karajishi-botan) fukiyose Simply sandwich the top and

Simply sandwich the top and bottom of the tenugui between the rods to easily create a beautiful tapestry

The beans are sprouting into the air to bear fruit

Please enjoy the colors of the two sides

It is said that the tradition of using a hammer (tsuchi) to strike gold and create koban (old Japanese oval gold coins) led to the belief that waving a small hammer can bring wealth and make wishes come true

Depending on how you wrap it

Tenugui (Karajishi-botan) fukiyose Simply sandwich the top andDescriptionThe Tang lion (Karajishi) is regarded as a sacred beast with the power to ward off evil spirits. It is known for its unique form, with its head, neck, and tail covered in abundant flame like swirling hair, and its body and limbs dotted with several patterns. From the Muromachi period (1336 1573) onwards, the Tang lion often appeared in art combined with peonies (Botan). This design melds the 'king of beasts,' the lion, with the 'king of