Washi Wall Decoration-3 kinds of Fukura,lion dance, Mt. Fuji, Oiriri

**≣"Fukura" is a lucky wall decoration**. Fukura" is a wall decoration made of Japanese paper molded into a three-dimensional shape in the form of a shape that has been considered auspicious in Japan since ancient times. There are eight shapes: pine, bamboo, plum, fan, gourd, sea bream, daruma (daruma), and kozuchi (small hammer). They are literally plump and small enough to fit casually in the palm of your hand, pocket, or bag. You can choose from traditional Japanese patterns to modern designs according to your preference. **≣Fukura New Year Series** A collection of motifs unique to the New Year. **≣Story of lion dance, Mt. Fuji is a symbolic mountain of Japan, and its shape of the last part of the mountain is very auspicious and considered as a sacred mountain. It is said that it is "good luck" to see the first Fuji, second hawk, and third eggplant in your first dream. It is said that if a lion bites a child's head, it will ward off evil spirits, and the lion dance has been a good-luck charm since the Edo period, bringing good health and improved academic performance. Oiribukuro was originally used for Sumo, Kabuki, and theatrical performances, and when the audience was good, a money envelope was put in the Oiribukuro and distributed to the audience. It is a good-luck charm for prosperous business. ---------------------------------------- Material: Japanese paper With paulownia wood frame and 2 pins for wall decoration Size: W372 × H147 × D28 ----------------------------------------