Marbling Goshugi-bukuro (Gift Envelope)

This Goshugi-bukuro is lovingly handcrafted by L’aquamarmo. Traditional Florentine marbled paper meets the Goshugi-bukuro. ~ For your loved one's most precious moments. Why not celebrate with a gift that is uniquely their own? ~ The L'aquamarmo Wedding Series embraces a soft color palette, predominantly white. We've envisioned the gentle light of a wedding space with muted tones, soft pastels, and a subtle shimmer of glitter. Each Marbling Goshugi-bukuro is crafted with a commitment to handmade quality. This is because a Goshugi-bukuro is a vessel for your heartfelt sentiments to a cherished person. We believe in the importance of warmth. And another reason. It's about a unique, captivating elegance. We wish to accompany your individual style as you celebrate a special day. We use marbled paper meticulously hand-dyed by L’aquamarmo for each piece! Estimated shipping time: approximately 2 days. ~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・ The 'Matsu-musubi' (pine knot) water cord is versatile for various celebrations, including weddings, entrance ceremonies, and baby showers. As an auspicious symbol in Japan, the 'pine' represents strength, remaining evergreen through harsh winters with deeply rooted resilience. Its flower meanings include eternal youth, longevity, courage, and ambition. It carries a wish for continuous creation of happiness. ● Contents ● ・Main envelope (crafted with luxurious Miranda paper in Snow White, embedded with glass particles, and adorned with marbled paper on the front) ・Two insert slips (one with "寿" - Kotobuki/Congratulations, and one blank) ・Water cord ('Matsu-musubi', made with 5 strands of high-quality silk cord) ・One money envelope ・One backing card ~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・~・ About L'aquamarmo An artist who expresses a world of intricate colors. Her theme is finding beauty in scenery and sharing it with others. In 2017, she moved to Florence, Italy, to master the art of marbling. Currently, she creates and sells products based on her marbling art in Japan and collaborates with companies for exhibitions. She has also appeared in corporate events and media programs, contributing to workshops and video productions. On Instagram, she daily shares the beauty of the marbling art creation process.