Washi Wall Decoration - Fukura, New Year Series, 1 type of the Ox

**≣"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. **≣Fukura New Year Series** The "Fukura Oshogatsu Series" features motifs unique to the New Year. **≣Story of the Cow**. In the past, cows were necessary animals for carrying heavy loads and plowing fields. Because of this, the cow is considered a symbol of strength, tenacity, and integrity. The mawashi is based on the motif of a local bullfighting bull from Echigo Nagaoka "Yamakoshi. **Story of Kagamimochi Kagamimochi is a sacred food that has a meaning of "praying for a bountiful harvest of the year and celebrating new beginnings." Mochi has been eaten on "sunny days" since ancient times and is considered a source of good fortune. It is a symbol of wishes for a bountiful harvest and good health. ---------------------------------------- Material: Japanese paper With paulownia wood frame and 2 pins for wall decoration Size: W145 x H145 x D22 ----------------------------------------