Ring diameter: 25cm x Total length: approx. 137cm ・Mainly uses silk fabric. (Some items use fabrics made of materials other than silk for color and pattern expression.) ・Each item has an auspicious 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. Camellia: The large flowers are filled with the wish to grow into an elegant and beautiful woman. Camellias also have the meaning of a sign that something auspicious will happen. Persimmon: Wishing for the healthy growth of children because of its nourishing properties. Ground cherry: Said to be effective for women's diseases, a charm for women. Mandarin orange: So that you will never have trouble with food for a lifetime. Sea bream: Sea bream is essential for celebratory occasions. The red color also has the meaning of warding off evil. Five peaches/Peach: Peaches, which have medicinal effects in all of their flowers, leaves, and seeds, ward off evil and are filled with the wish for longevity. Shrimp: I want you to live a long life until your back is bent. Rabbit: It is said that rabbits with red eyes have magical power and are effective for warding off evil and self-defense, and are messengers of the gods. Tawara-nezumi (Rice bale mouse): Wishing for a bountiful harvest and that you will not have trouble with food. Also, it is said that mice are messengers of Daikoku-sama, who brings happiness. Pigeon: An auspicious bird said to be a messenger of God and a symbol of peace. Because pigeons do not choke, so that babies can drink milk well and grow up healthy. Butterfly: May you grow up to be lovely and beautiful. Sarubobo: Has been passed down through the ages as a charm against evil. A charm for fertility and safe childbirth. Hai-ko dolls: May the baby crawl quickly. A parent's wish for healthy growth. Zori (sandals): May your legs be good and you walk quickly. Shippo Mari (Seven Treasures Ball): An auspicious item representing the shape of the Japanese traditional pattern, Shippo. Because all the corners are connected, it means the connection between people, not having trouble with money, infinite chain, harmony, and property, and may everything come together. Triangle: Also called a medicine bag or scales. Because the medicine bag was triangular in shape, and it is said that it is good to wear a scale pattern in the year of misfortune, as a charm against evil. Hamaguri-bukuro (Clam bag): The two shells that fit perfectly together are a symbol of chastity. Windmill: May you be blessed with a good wind direction in everything. Five flowers: May you become as beautiful as a flower. Paper balloon: May you play well and grow up healthy. Origami crane: A symbol of longevity Japanese bush warbler: A bird that conveys good news. The rest is listed in the comments section.