Handmade * Ring diameter: 15cm x Total length: approx. 61cm * Mainly uses silk fabrics. (Some items use fabrics made of materials other than silk to express colors and patterns.) ※ Because kimono fabrics are used, the pattern appearance differs even for the same item, and all works are one-of-a-kind. Therefore, there is no resale of the same work. * Each item has a good luck 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. Five peaches/Peach: Peaches, which have medicinal effects in all of their flowers, leaves, and seeds, ward off evil spirits and are filled with the wish for longevity. Rabbit: Red-eyed rabbits are said to have magical powers, effective for warding off evil and self-defense, and are messengers of the gods. Butterfly: May you grow beautifully and gracefully. Crawling doll: A parent's wish for a baby to crawl quickly and grow healthily. Zori (sandals): May your walking skills improve, and may you walk quickly. Shippo Mari (Seven Treasures Ball): A traditional Japanese pattern, a good luck charm representing the shape of Shippo. Because all the corners are connected, it means connections between people, not being troubled by money, infinite chain, harmony, and property, and may everything come together. Triangle: Also called a medicine bag or scale. Because medicine bags were triangular, and it is said that it is good to wear a scale pattern in the year of misfortune, 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 bag): Symbol of wealth, with the meaning of money accumulating in the drawstring bag. Strawberry: Prosperity of descendants \#Tsurushi Kazari (hanging decoration) \#Tsurushi Hina (hanging dolls) \#First Festival Decoration \#Congratulations on childbirth \#Hinamatsuri (Doll Festival) \#Ohinasama (Dolls for the Doll Festival) \#Girl's Festival \#Chirimen Zaiku (crepe craft) \#Sagemon Tsurushi Kazari (hanging decoration)