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Juzudama (prayer bead) beanbag available.
☆Size: Fabric used is 4.5cm x 9cm!
☆Filling: Polished adzuki beans (for eating)
☆Total weight: 40g
☆Fabric: Silk crepe (shibori), children's kimono
Deconstructed kimono, crepe, etc.
☆Five beanbags
Drawstring bag as a bonus
☆Adzuki beans also have the meaning of warding off evil spirits.
☆Hand-sewn by a grandmother in the countryside.
For those who understand the hand-stitched craftsmanship,
how about it?
☆Loves irori (sunken hearth), engawa (veranda), and stargazing♪
Grandma's beanbags are sewn with a double thread of No. 30 thread, using a half-back stitch.
☆Remake clothes * Some of the remaining kimono fabrics are
from items that have been taken in.
They have the scent of various homes. m(__)m
At the shipping store, they are stored in a costume room for silk kimonos,
using indigo-dyed furoshiki (wrapping cloths) and turmeric-dyed furoshiki for insect repellent.
Kodomo Gochimeshi
#Azuki beanbag Wakyo Juzudama beanbag available
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Shiawase (happiness) beanbag
Shibori fabric, stay home, Wakyo
Rehabilitation, finger play, Japanese accessories, Japanese patterns
School materials, nursery schools, kindergartens, nursing homes
Children's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, toys
Kimono, shibori, crepe, silk crepe