Washi Wall Decoration - Fukura, 1 type of navy blue Tatewakimoyo

**≣"Fukura" is a lucky wall decoration**. Fukura" is a wall decoration made of Japanese paper molded into a three-dimensional shape in the form of a shape that has been considered auspicious in Japan since ancient times. There are eight shapes: pine, bamboo, plum, fan, gourd, sea bream, daruma (daruma), and kozuchi (small hammer). They are literally plump and small enough to fit casually in the palm of your hand, pocket, or bag. You can choose from traditional Japanese patterns to modern designs according to your preference. **≣Story of Tatewakimoyo and Gourd**. Tachiwaku pattern is one of the patterns representing "steam rising up in two curved lines," and is said to be good luck. Gourds are said to bring good luck for "prosperous business and offspring" because their shape is spreading out and they bear many fruits. ---------------------------------------- Material: Japanese paper With paulownia wood frame and 2 pins for wall decoration Size: W145 x H145 x D22 ----------------------------------------