Health Amulet Kimono Strap Chrysanthemum

<Happiness sign auspicious pattern> It is an auspicious pattern that is used as a "sign of happiness". Knowing the meaning of Japanese patterns will also lead to touching the depth of Japanese culture that has been handed down from ancient times. <Chrysanthemum> "Longevity" "Prayer for rejuvenation" "Prayer for good health" Chrysanthemums were believed to have anti-aging powers and were used medicinally. It is considered to be the king of all kinds of herbs and the auspicious flower lover of longevity. <Japanese gift> Utilizing the kimono fabric that sleeps in chests of drawers, we follow the tradition of an elderly woman in Watari, Miyagi Prefecture, who says, "Don't throw away a piece of cloth that can wrap three azuki beans." increase. It is also appreciated as a gift to accompany a small thank you or greeting. <Cute accents for accessories> As a strap for mobile phones and digital cameras. It can also be used as a focal point for bags and pouches. If you attach it to a key or USB memory that you don't want to lose, the bell will ring lightly and tell you where it is. <Happiness to look at, fun to collect> The auspicious patterned kimono fabric is pleasing to the eye, and is an item that brings a happy image just by looking at it. If you collect your favorite works, you can enjoy creating your own gallery. *The photograph is an image. Products are sold individually. Kimono strap <with Horai bell> [Size] Total length about 7.5 cm, diameter about 2 cm [Material] Kimono fabric <Precautions when purchasing> *Since everything is made by hand, please understand that each piece is a one-of-a-kind item with slightly different sizes, shapes, and patterns. *Only on rare occasions when we obtain kimono material in good condition, we will make multiple works from the same kimono material. Please note that depending on the cutting position of the fabric, the pattern may differ slightly from the photo. *Please note that the colors and textures of the actual product may look different from those on the screen. If you have any concerns, please contact us or refrain from doing business with us. *Please note that many of the kimono fabrics that are used as materials are second-hand items and do not have labels, so it is often difficult to identify the material. In addition, after thorough inspection and processing such as washing, we remake it. Depending on the fabric, the color may fade or shrink when wet, so please handle with care. *We are also selling on other sites, so please forgive us when it is sold out.