Preserved Flower Note Rope Winter Breath - Japanese New Year Decoration New Year's Day Decoration - Ortensia Florist

Preserved Flower Note Rope Shimenawa, also known as seven-five-three ropes, is a decoration for the first month in Japan. Hanging it on the door not only has the meaning of seeking good luck and avoiding evil, but also means praying for peace, prosperity, health and good luck for the new year, just like Spring Festival couplets Preserved flowers are real flowers that have undergone fresh-keeping treatment. Glycerin is used to keep them fresh. The flower viewing period is many times longer than the one week of fresh flowers. If they are well preserved, they can be kept for 3 years or more! Shimenawa combined with preserved flowers can be placed all year round All materials are created with high-quality preserved flowers approved by AUBE Preserved Academy in Japan The shimen rope ring is matched with festive red roses, junipers, pine cones, hydrangeas, eucalyptus leaves, etc., full of festive feeling~~ The floral works are all handmade, unique! ! ! The diameter of the rope ring is 10cm, and the finished product is 17cm x 13cm In addition to the above color combinations, customized requirements are also accepted to create your own Shimenawa! Purchased in Hong Kong, self-collection at the studio or delivery at the subway station can be arranged If you want to order a gift, please contact us directly~ IG: ortensia_florist Preserved flower care tips: 1. Try to avoid direct sunlight or strong wind 2. When storing, you can put a moisture-proof agent in the box to prevent the flowers from getting wet 3. If the flowers are damp, they can be placed in a dense bag and sealed with a moisture-proof product for several days to dehumidify, or they can be placed in the room to dehumidify together when dehumidifying the room 4. If you want to remove the dust on the flowers, you can use a soft bristle brush to sweep it lightly, or use a blower to cool the air to blow away the dust at an interval of about 30cm ＊For the preserved flowers displayed in the container, just wipe off the dust on the container from time to time~