Furoshiki - Hare Tsutsumi, Asanoha and Tortoiseshell (Medium, 70cm) frog what kind of pattern do

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' donned in lavish silk aprons called 'kesho-mawashi

" this tradition hails from the early March ritual of using paper dolls to pray for health and well-being

Standing at about 9 cm tall

the Shobu (Japanese iris) has been cherished in Japan as a symbol of strength

Furoshiki - Hare Tsutsumi, Asanoha and Tortoiseshell (Medium, 70cm) frog what kind of pattern doDescription This elegant design features fine gold lines forming a hemp leaf (Asanoha) pattern, arranged in a hexagonal tortoiseshell layout. Depending on how you wrap it, you can highlight different parts of the patterncreating the impression of an entirely new furoshiki each time. The Asanoha motif symbolizes healthy growth and protection from misfortune, while the tortoiseshell represents longevity and well being. Hare tsutsumi This furoshiki