Auspicious pattern one-stroke paper Gosho cart

<Japanese gift> WATALIS one-stroke paper A romantic Japanese design. The precious kimono pattern of the Taisho era is written in one stroke. All are hand-pasted. ◇ With a gift for that important person Spell out the feeling of "Thank you" ... Now that you have less time to spell out your thoughts with a pen, why don't you try to express your feelings that you can't usually say as embarrassing or "thank you"? Handwriting gives you warmth and conveys your feelings even more. ◇ Sign of happiness Auspicious pattern It is a congratulatory pattern that is often used as a "sign of happiness", and knowing the meaning of the Japanese pattern also leads to touching the depth of Japanese culture that has been passed down from ancient times. Please enjoy the beautiful Japanese design selected from many old kimono fabrics. <Gosho cart text> "Standing up" "Prosperity of wealth" During the Heian period, the aristocrats used an ox cart when they went out. There were various types depending on the position and they were beautifully decorated. The Gosho cart symbolized the world of Genji. ◇ One-stroke paper The one-stroke paper is not formal and you can spell out your own personality without being bound by the form of "Dear Sir" or "Respect". It can be used not only as a message card to accompany a gift, but also in a business setting, such as when sending a word to a business partner. Size / length 182 mm x width 82 mm 20 sheets spelled <Notes on purchase> * Please note that the color and texture may look different between the photo on the screen and the actual product. If you are concerned, please contact us or refrain from dealings. * Since it is also sold on other sites, please forgive it when it is sold out.