Maya's No. 13 Hagoita (battledore) ornament featuring Kujudama tsumami-zaiku (hand-crafted battledore)

- A Kujudama of Happiness, Blooming with Colorful Flowers -

1｜Modern traditional beauty that combines elegance and glamour

A beautiful silk hagoita with soft, gentle colors.
"Kusudama", decorated with tsumami-zaiku flowers, is in full bloom.

The appearance of the colorful flowers bunched together in a three-dimensional shape is
A symbol of celebration and happiness.
The overlapping flowers change their appearance depending on the angle from which you view them.
It's like a bouquet of flowers blooming in the spring light.

It's gorgeous, yet somehow peaceful.
The vibrant colors add a fresh brightness to your room.

2 | Maya's Handicrafts
The aesthetic sense embodied in a single battledore

Hagoita made by traditional craftsman Maya
There is no compromise whatsoever, from the choice of materials to the finest details of tailoring.

The back side features a design of bamboo and tachibana.
It subtly adds a symbol of classical beauty and good fortune.
This is a piece that exudes elegance and class amidst its splendor.

3｜The three-dimensional beauty of traditional tsumami zaiku

Tsumami zaiku is made with domestic Kawamata silk

Each and every tsumami zaiku is folded by hand by a craftsman.
The fabric is made from domestic Kawamata silk.
This is a tsumami-zaiku craft, where each piece is pinched with tweezers to create a shape.
Soft materials overlap,
It creates subtle shadows and depth.

The composition flows from the large flower in the center to the delicate small flowers.
It's as cute as holding a bouquet of flowers.
At the same time, it has a high-quality finish that shows meticulous craftsmanship.

The petals of the flowers are adorned with sparkling jewels.
You can feel the three-dimensionality and depth of the transparent work even more.

The red braided cord adds an accent.
It will further enhance the splendor of your celebration.

4｜ Ancient Japanese Kusudama and Hagoita

"Kusudama" was originally written as " medicinal ball " and was an amulet ornament that was filled with the wish for longevity and good health .  Kujudama have been treasured as lucky charms for praying for health and longevity. They are used for various celebrations, such as the first festival of a child, New Year's Day, weddings, housewarmings, and store openings.

　　

5 | A dignified presence that brightens up any space

A deep green battledore and a black lacquered wooden stand.
It looks great in a Japanese-style room as well as a bright living room.

No matter where you place it, it will naturally attract attention.
Not only is it perfect for special occasions, but it also makes a beautiful seasonal decoration.
It will brighten your heart every time you display it.

Sign size: Width 6.5 x Height 11.8

■ Product details

• Author: Saku Maya

• Product name: No. 13 Kujudama Tsumami Zaiku Hagoita

• Display size: Width 6.3cm x Height 42.5cm x Depth 15cm
  (There may be some slight variations due to the handmade nature of the product)

• Material: Silk / Tsumami Zaiku (Japanese silk habutae) / Paulownia wood / Wooden stand included

• Back: Auspicious bamboo and tachibana motifs

5｜Preserving the spirit of celebration for a long time

The round shape of the Kusudama is
It is imbued with the wish to "gather good fortune and share happiness."

A great gift for your child's first New Year or first Doll Festival.
This is also an elegant hagoita that is perfect as a gift for your grandchild.

The more you display it, the more beautiful it becomes, and the more you grow to love it over the years.