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Table Runner (KISSHO KAKURENBO)

Regular price: ¥8,250 （Tax included.）
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This table center allows you to enjoy the world of textiles depicted by each silk thread. They are well received as products that add depth and class to a room, both for home use and as gifts.
Please note that it may take some time for delivery in the case of multiple orders. Please understand this in advance. This product will be shipped sequentially from around October 6. If you are in a hurry, please indicate your desired delivery date in the remarks column.

Wrapping : Gift wrapping service available

Quantity

Quantity must be 1 or more

Detail

Product :	Table Runner (KISSHO KAKURENBO)
Type :	テーブルセンター
Tags :	お歳暮おすすめ、 Table center、 Halloween、 Wrapping available、 Pattern_KISSHO KAKURENBO、
Other :	The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process. Please understand this in advance.
Other :	Gift wrapping service available

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Description

The tassel threads, which have been deliberately stretched long, overlap in a variety of colors, creating an elegant atmosphere and a point of interest that you will never get tired of seeing again and again. This item can be used not only in a Japanese-style room, but also as an accent in a modern Western-style room.

*About the specifications of the tassel
The tassels for sizes 1 to 4 are unraveling tassels, and the tassels for sizes 5 to 10 are tied tassels.
Each size (w x h, cm) includes the tassel.
Size No. 7 and larger are always made to order. Please understand in advance.
If you would like a paulownia box, please order separately. (extra charge).
⇒ Click here for paulownia box

Patterns

KISSHO KAKURENBO(GOOD OMEN PATTERNS OF HIDE-AND-SEEK)

We made this design to celebrate the Halloween, which is said to be originated in the ancient Celt to congratulate a "Yearly Harvest", by placing the patterns both associated with the Halloween and the Japanese traditional lucky omen, thus portraying an "Autumn Harvest Festival".

The patterns of the PUMPKIN and the BAT, both associated with the Halloween, contrast the patterns of the SHIPPO and the FUNDO, a part of the Japanese Collection of Treasures, as its shape looks similar respectively. The PUMPKIN is considered as the prosperity of descendants in Japan. The BAT of which Japanese letter looks similar to a letter of "fortune". The COBWEBS, the Halloween design as well as the Japanese happy design to invite a Good Match looks similar to the shape of the CANNABIS LEAVES, the Japanese lucky omen as they grow fast. The GOURD design spreading all over is also a good omen loved by Japanese people as its shape is unique.

All of these motifs are hidden as if they are playing "hide-and-seek". We have made the playful mood into warp-patterned brocade by our exquisite weaving technique.

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