New Year's Fukubukuro 2026] 500,000 yen Set A (Copy)

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New Year's Fukubukuro 2026] 500,000 yen Set A (Copy)

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We have prepared a special set of hand-loomed sash belts, formal bags, formal wallets, and notebooks as our 2022 grab bag products.
The "Chrysanthemum Flower Yurei Nishiki", a gem woven with traditional weaving techniques, is woven on brocade inspired by antique jewelry in the Art Nouveau style. It is a gorgeous obi with glittering colored threads, gold threads and foils reminiscent of jewelry.
We have prepared a set of bags and accessories to coordinate with it. The total value of this set is approximately 2 million yen. We hope you will take this opportunity to purchase this set to celebrate the New Year.
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Product :	New Year's Fukubukuro 2026] 500,000 yen Set A (Copy)
Type :	期間限定
Tags :	Table center、 Wrapping not available、 Japanese Bags、 Limited quantity item、 pattern_ASUTEKA SHIN-EN、 Pattern_Flower design, dappled color nishiki (brocade)、 Design: brocade with flowers, birds and plum blossoms、 Budo Karakusa-mon Nishiki(Brocade with Grapevine Arabesques)、 FUKUBAI BAG、 double-woven obi、
Other :	The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process. Please understand this in advance.

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[Set Contents]
・Honbukuro obi "Nikko Kao Nishiki" base color: black
・Obi Jime "Pattern: Gold Melon": color: Hiwa color Length: about 160cm
・Handbag "Pattern: Kiku Momi": W29.0xH12.5xD11.5cm
・Lined leather business card case "Pattern: Obihagimon Nishiki (dark blue)" W11.0xH7.5cm
・Lined table center "Pattern: W25×H58cm ・Table center with back side "Pattern: Sounji pattern on daisai-split (silver)

About Obi】
・Obi will be tailored before shipping.
Please select Kanto tailoring or Kansai tailoring from the "Tailoring" menu.

Patterns

ASUTEKA SHIN-EN(Design of Aztec Mythical Ceremony)

This design is modeled after a wall painting of a chocolate refining scene found in the remains of the ancient Maya City of Calakmul, Mexico (250AD-550 AD), and the Aztec mythical ceremony of our design, both are drawn in a rich expression.

The origin of cacao is said to be found in the Mesoamerica civilization (10C., BC-16C., AD). The cacao had been treated very importantly, so it was used in the ritual ceremonies and as a currency one time.

In this design, some of the chocolate jars were drawn in a heart shape to show the deep affection. The cacao-bean patterns scattered all over look shining due to the luster of pure silk used to this fabric, that expresses the passion and the wealthiness rhythmically.

We made a pattern of a harmony of mystique and love in the ancient days into warp-patterned brocade in a colorful manner with our exquisite weaving technique.

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Budo Karakusa-mon Nishiki(Brocade with Grapevine Arabesques)

The original of this reproduction is a weft-patterned brocade in twill weave, with a design in yellow on a purple ground. The pattern consists of a flower with four double-petals and points in the center as a main motif, surrounded in an octagonal form with vine arabesques with leaves, grapes and scrolls in a symmetrical arrangement. The curve of the arabesques is exquisite and the composition is well-balanced, though somewhat complicated, showing the high level of the graphical presentation of the time. Undoubtedly, it is the most graceful masterpiece among the large number of fabrics of the similar design preserved in the Shōsōin - the wooden storehouse at Tōdaiji temple, Nara, housing several thousand precious ornamental and fine art objects from the 8th century, many of which were donated by Empress Kōmyō, consert of Emperor Shōmu (701-756).

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Kacho Baika-mon Nishiki(Brocade with Flowers and Birds Design)

In this example six-petalled flowers are arranged beautifully with the intervening spaces filled with pendants and small birds. The design suggests the song of the birds harmoniously mingled with the musical sound produced by the pendants in the breeze. The sentiment expressed by the design of this brocade, as well as by the form and the color of the design, re veals the characteristics of the T’ang Dynasty when the original was made. The structure of this brocade is that type which already existed in the Han Dynasty and in which the ground as well as the pattern was wrought with the warp. The weave combines elegance with durability and beauty with practical use. There are preserved in the Shosoin Repository many other specimens of this same pattern but differing in the color scheme. From this fact we may know that this type of brocade reflected the taste of the people of that time and that it was widely used.

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Kamon Ungen Nishiki(Ungen Brocade of Flowers Design)

Among some of the brocades called“Ungen”, meaning stripes shaded in various colors, the original from which the design with floral motives is adapted is the one used for the hem cloth of a rug which is registered as“ a white twill with design of a flowering tree and paired sheep and paired phoenixes”. Although this original cloth is a weft-patterned brocade, our adaptation is woven as a warppatterned textile. The four-petalled floral motives of green are arranged on the vertical stripes in purple and red, and the six-petalled floral motives of purple and red on those in white. The diapers made up of tiny dots are strewn all over the design. This is a very delicate brocade which preserves the genuine fee ling of Shosoin repository in the 8th century Japan.

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