Miniature ornament (Kazari-hagoita, Hatsu-hinode) tango making it an ideal gift

making it an ideal gift for special occasions—such as return gifts (uchiiwai)

named after the famous Kabuki actor Sanogawa Ichimatsu

' known in English as 'pine tree

it originates from the eye of a boar and has been widely used in the architectural decorations of shrines and temples since ancient times

soaring through the vast sky like the carp streamers

Miniature ornament (Kazari-hagoita, Hatsu-hinode) tango making it an ideal giftDescription This is an ornament made of washi paper, shaped like a 'hagoita,' which is a traditional Japanese battledore. Hagoita have been given to baby girls as charms for warding off evil and ensuring health and safety. This particular ornament features a design of the first sunrise over Mount Fuji, along with pine, bamboo, and plum (representing the 'Three Friends of Winter'), and cranes, all symbols of good fortune and celebration.Size: Width 3.