Collection: Dragon Boat Festival" collection of patterns to ward off bad luck

Children's Day in 2026 is scheduled to fall on May 5 (Tuesday). In Japan, it was introduced as one of the five festivals in the Nara and Heian periods, and by the Edo period (1603-1867), it had spread from the samurai to the common people, leading to the culture of carp streamers and warrior dolls. In modern times, it has taken root as an important event for boys, with its original meaning as a celebration to ward off bad luck and pray for good health.
Tatsumura Bijutsu Orimono offers a variety of May dolls and patterns suitable for to convey such feelings. Please take this opportunity to select from a wide variety of well-designed patterns for warding off evil spirits, including traditional scale patterns.

Please see below for the explanation of the patterns
[ Sankaku Miffy / Rinkaku Gontayu pattern / Tensho Seisora pattern / Rinku Boezakura Dan pattern / Spoon-decorated cat / Boar's-eye pattern]

  • Dashi-fukusa Cloth (Tea-things) (Sajikazarinoneko)
  • Dashi-fukusa Cloth (Tea-things) (Uroko Gondayū Mon)
  • Happaku-sa, Inome Pattern
  • Kaishi Paper Container "SANKAKU miffy (yellow)"
  • Kaishi Paper Container "SANKAKU miffy (blue)"
  • Kaishi paper container ”UROKO-TOMOE-SAKURA DAN-MON”
  • Kaishi Paper Container (Tea-things) (Sajikazarinoneko)
  • Sukiya bag "SANKAKU miffy (yellow)"
  • Sukiya bag "SANKAKU miffy (blue)"
  • Sukiya Pouch (Tea-things) ”UROKO-TOMOE-SAKURA DAN-MON”
  • Sukiya Bukuro (A Pouch) (Tea-things) (Sajikazarinoneko)
  • Sukiya Bag, Inome Pattern
  • Flat Pouch (Large) "SANKAKU miffy (yellow)"
  • Flat Pouch (Large) "SANKAKU miffy (blue)"
  • Small Pouch "SANKAKU miffy (yellow)"
  • Small Pouch "SANKAKU miffy (blue)"
  • Small Pouch (UROKO-TOMOE-SAKURA DAN-MON)
  • Small Pouch (SAJI-KAZARI-NO NEKO)
  • Mini Drawstring Pouch—Inome Pattern
  • Book Cover (SAJI-KAZARI-NO NEKO)
  • Book Cover: Inome Pattern
  • Half Moon Pouch "SANKAKU miffy (yellow)"
  • Half Moon Pouch "SANKAKU miffy (blue)"
  • Half Moon Pouch (Sajikazarinoneko)