Celebratory Fukusa! "Kotobuki" (Congratulations) - Set of 2

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A traditional Japanese kimono accessory, the Kakefukusa (hanging silk cloth).

Design: Features a large 寿 (Kotobuki) character in white using the Kanoko Shibori technique on a red background. The reverse side depicts the characters 松竹梅 (Shōchikubai). The character 寿 signifies good fortune, wishing for longevity, blessings, and prosperity.

Material: Made of silk (pure silk).

The Kanoko Shibori technique, characterized by fine, dot-like patterns, is applied throughout. Additionally, the base fabric is Chirimen (crepe) with a wave-like texture visible as a woven pattern (ground pattern).

Decoration: The golden cord visible at the top is part of a fusa (tassel), which is hung over a gift.

Uses: Used in celebratory occasions such as engagement ceremonies and weddings, where it is draped over a Hirobuta (tray for gifts), or in tea ceremony for purifying utensils. It typically has tassels on all four corners.