・ Ring diameter: 15cm x Total length: approximately 62cm ※ Because kimono fabric is used, the pattern appearance may differ even for the same item, and all works are one-of-a-kind. Therefore, there will be no resale of the same work. ・ Each item has a lucky meaning. ・ Introduction of the items used in this work Cherry blossoms: A tree that celebrates the beginning of things, wishes for its eternity, and honors glory. Rabbit: It is said that rabbits with red eyes have magical power and are effective for warding off evil and self-defense, and are messengers of the gods. Butterfly: May you grow up lovely and beautiful. Crawling doll: May the baby crawl quickly. A parent's wish for healthy growth. Zori (sandals): May your legs be good and you walk quickly. Shippo Mari (Seven Treasures Ball): A lucky charm representing the shape of the traditional Japanese pattern, Shippo. Because all the corners are connected, it means the connection between people, not being troubled by money, infinite chain, harmony, and property, and may everything come together. Triangle: Also called a medicine bag or scales. As the medicine bag was triangular in shape, and it is said that it is good to wear a scale pattern in the year of misfortune, it is used as a ward against evil. Five flowers: May you become as beautiful as a flower. Paper crane: A symbol of longevity Japanese bush warbler: A bird that conveys good news. Kinchaku (drawstring purse): With the meaning of may money accumulate in the drawstring purse, it is a symbol of wealth. Camellia: The large flower is filled with the wish to grow into an elegant and beautiful woman. Also, camellia has the meaning of a sign that something auspicious will happen. Paper balloon: May you play well and grow up healthy. Goldfish: Relating the elegant swimming of goldfish to a life of ease. #Tsurushi Kazari (hanging ornaments) #Tsurushi Hina (hanging dolls) #First festival decoration #Congratulations on childbirth #Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day) #Ohinasama (dolls for Girls' Day) #Girls' festival #Chirimen Zaiku (crepe craft) #Sagemon Tsurushi Kazari (hanging ornaments)