Osaka Choseido Kadomatsu New Year Made of Mizuhiki and Welcome Spring Height Free Original Wooden Card Tatami Rim Peach Checkerboard Ornament,

This is a super compact kadomatsu ornament that can be displayed in your room or entrance. New Year's decorations made with plenty of Mizuhiki, the best lucky charm from ancient Japan. Please enjoy the beauty of Mizuhiki. Set contents: New Year's decorations (kagami mochi), decorative stand, boxed whole (width 9 x depth 9 x height 14.5 cm) Please note that due to manufacturing reasons, the pattern of the fabric may differ from the photo. Mizuhiki is made by applying glue to thin strands of washi paper and drying it to harden it. Water cleanses all filth, and after the water recedes, it becomes refreshing and pure. It is said that the name ``Mizuhiki'' came from the meaning of gifting a pure item. What are New Year's decorations? New Year's decorations are things that are arranged to welcome and worship the year's god of year. In ordinary households, decorations start around December 27th (the 29th is associated with ``waiting for hardship'', and the 31st is ``night decoration'', so it is said to be bad luck to decorate on this day). This item is a New Year's decoration with an original wooden tag sold by Osaka Choseido. Please check if it says "Sold by: Yuinaya Choseido" at the bottom of the cart. New Year's decorations are the decorations that are prepared to welcome and worship the year's god. In ordinary households, decorations start around December 27th (the 29th is associated with ``waiting for hardship'', and the 31st is ``night decoration'', so it is said to be bad luck to decorate on this day).