Chidori chidori

A staggered bird is a plover family bird at the water's edge. The appearance of staggered birds flying around the waterside has long been popular as a pattern for clothing and furnishings. "Thousand" also means that there are many, and "Chidori" also means "a lot of birds (at the water's edge)". In addition, it seems that there is also a meaning of praying for good luck and achieving the goal from the word "Chidori" = "Chidori". A particularly auspicious combination is "Waves and Staggers". The pattern of two plovers flying over the "Seigaiha" means "two animals flying in harmony while avoiding the waves (= difficulty)", which represents the bond between the couple and the safety of their wife. There is one zigzag in the flower hall, but this is also one of the variations. A gorgeous pin badge that reproduces a traditional Japanese design in a 2 cm circle using the traditional technique of Raden work of gold leaf, lacquer, and shells. Traditional but casual. I would like people who are looking for items that are a little different from people to pick them up. Please use it for celebrations such as baby gifts. ◆ Specifications Pin: Circular (2 cm in diameter) Coating: Gold leaf, lacquer, platinum Stand: Natural wood Paulownia box: W: 5cm x H: 5cm x D: 3cm (inside dimensions) ◆ Caution Since each piece is hand-painted, uneven painting may occur. Please note that the products are not the same at all.