Auspicious Pattern Bracelet No. 5/100 [Mark: Flying Plum/Tobiume] This color thread is named after the poem by Sugawara no Michizane: "When the east wind blows, send forth your fragrance, plum blossoms; even though your master is gone, do not forget the spring." The legend of the Flying Plum. Material: 100% cotton (high-quality, lustrous thread) Made in Japan cotton 100% made in Japan Color: Gradient thread from crimson plum color to Rikyunezu color (grayish green) Japanese traditional color gradient/koubai col. 〜rikyuunezu col. Size: 38cm, thread thickness 1.2mm (Handcrafted extremely thin kumihimo) Specifications: Double-layered construction, silver octagonal parts *This item can be used as a free size. The transaction is for: One gradient item from crimson plum color As an adult's misanga bracelet, We focused on the Japanese traditional color gradient thread and aimed for a "one-of-a-kind" item made from Japanese thread. Japanese thread, traditional colors, the technique of shifuku cords, and the octagonal shape as a code. This is a hand-braided cord that applies the shifuku cord technique. [Cord making process] Several threads are gathered, weights are attached to each thread, and they are made one by one. This allows for the adjustment of the color gradation of the dyed thread, resulting in a one-of-a-kind original cord. For the parts, we chose an octagon, carrying the auspicious meaning of Japanese unique amulets and warding off evil. The octagon includes special meanings of expanding fortune and the eight trigrams (hakke). (The checkered pattern and hemp leaf pattern of the popular "Demon Slayer" also have special meanings.) We will ship with simple packaging. If you need gift wrapping, please consult in the comment section. ------------------------------------ I started learning kumihimo for shifuku, and now I have 15 years of experience (mastered Takadai, Ayatakadai, Marudai, and Kakudai). I have created this with solid techniques and experience. ** Shifuku are bags attached to tea containers in the tea ceremony of the Rikyū era. The shape of the shifuku and shifuku cords has not changed to this day. Expensive and precious special fabrics such as monks' kasaya and generals' jinbaori are used for the fabric. #FlyingPlumLegend #DazaifuTenmanguShrine #SugawaraNoMichizane #HyakuninIsshu ***