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the word for iris in Japanese (しょうぶ
This name originates from ancient times in Japan when taro was a staple food
This set is perfect for Tsukimi (moon-viewing) offerings
She is blowing it to make a “popping” sound
Made from regenerated cellulose derived from wood pulp
Furoshiki - Rayon Chirimen, Chidori (Medium, 70cm) origami the word for iris inDescription The chidori (plover) motif, often shown flying over waves, is considered auspicious in Japanese culture. It symbolizes a harmonious relationship and family safety, as it represents overcoming lifes waves together. The word chidori also sounds like taking a thousand, which conveys wishes for success and the achievement of goals. This design is perfect for celebratory gift wrappingespecially for weddings, academic milestones, or good luck in
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