[EDO KIRIKO] YARAI NANAKO OLD-FASHIONED GLASS | TABLEAU Select Color:RED Masayuki Koizumi A red temple

Masayuki Koizumi A red temple stamp book with an impressive crescent moon on purple Japanese paper

This is a very unique sake cup that you won't find elsewhere

this incense is handcrafted by artisans using mainly natural fragrances

These light and shiny tea utensils produced by skilled craftsmen are characterized by their soft and smooth texture

Japan Technique ODATE MAGEWAPPA (BENTWOOD) Material Akita cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) Size S : W7

[EDO KIRIKO] YARAI NANAKO OLD-FASHIONED GLASS | TABLEAU Select Color:RED Masayuki Koizumi A red templeTABLEAU The Yarai Nanako pattern is one of the representative motifs of Edo Kiriko. It combines Yarai, a lattice design inspired by crossed bamboo or logs symbolizing a strong foundation and stability, with Nanako (Kanoko), a pattern resembling fish scales. The abundance of scales represents fertility and prosperity. Together, these elements create one of the most auspicious traditional designs, embodying strength, growth, and good fortune.