Handmade. I made a Sarubobo (a traditional Japanese amulet) using balloon vine seeds. Nine monkeys are on a Nandina domestica (sacred bamboo) tree. Nandina domestica → "Nan wo tenjiru" (to turn away hardship) Nine → "Ku" (suffering) Monkey → "Saru" (to leave/go away) Therefore, it's a good luck charm that turns away hardship and suffering. It is said that Sarubobo are believed to ward off infectious diseases like smallpox. How about it as a charm? Because it has a Japanese pattern, I think it would be cute to display it with New Year's decorations, Hina dolls, or May dolls. May hardship go away and good fortune come! It will be sent in the clear box in the 5th image. Taste: Japanese style Type: Other Material: Cloth/Fabric Taste: Japanese style Main Material: Cloth/Fabric