⭐ Pochi袋 (Small Decorative Envelopes) ● Used for small amounts of money, such as New Year's money (Otoshidama), tips, or congratulatory money. The name "Pochi" comes from the Kansai dialect word "pochi," which means "a little bit," expressing a humble feeling. It is said that they were once used as tips for geisha. ● A simplified version of "Shugi-bukuro" (ceremonial envelopes):… Used as a more casual and convenient alternative to formal congratulatory envelopes with mizuhiki (decorative cords) and noshi (ornamental strips). ⭐ Uses ・ New Year's money (Otoshidama) ・ Thank you gifts ・ Presents ・ Hospitality ・ Sharing (Osuwake) ・ Small item storage Besides money, they can also be used for small presents, letters, and expressing gratitude to others. ⭐ Size ・ 7-10 centimeters ・ Size varies depending on the base design. ⭐ How to Put Things Inside ・ Open the top and bottom like a ceremonial envelope, fully open it, and put the contents inside, then re-wrap. It can be easily opened. If you are concerned, use tape or glue when sealing. ⇒ Please refer to the photo at the end. ※ The size of the folded parts at the top and bottom varies depending on the size and folding method. ⭐ Other ・ Although we make them with care, if stone parts or other decorations come off during shipping, please reattach them with glue. ・ To keep prices down without compromising product quality, we use recycled materials for packaging and strive to reduce the weight of the products. Thank you for your understanding. ・ If you have any questions, please feel free to comment. #PochiBukuro #Handmade #NewYear #Otoshidama #ThankYou #ReturnGift #Hospitality #EyeCatching ※ Inventory Management Number...64