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Maya's No. 13 Kujudama Battledore [White Checkered Pattern] Tsumami Zaiku Folding Screen Decoration Battledore

 
Price: ¥75,000
 

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 Moya-Saku Hagoita No. 13 Kusudama
Tsumami-Zaiku Hagoita Ornament

 

― A Kusudama of Happiness, Blooming with Colorful Flowers ―




  

❖ A Modern Traditional Beauty Harmonizing Elegance and Refinement

 

A beautiful silk hagoita in soft, gentle colors.
The "Kusudama" adorned with tsumami-zaiku flowers blooms in full splendor.

The three-dimensional bouquet of colorful flowers,
is a symbol of celebration and happiness.
The overlapping flowers change their expression depending on the viewing angle,
looking just like a bouquet blooming in the spring sunlight.

Elegant yet somehow serene.
The vivid colors add a fresh brightness to your room.


 

 

 


Moya's Handcraftsmanship 
The Aestheticism Imbued in a Single Hagoita

 

The hagoita crafted by traditional artisan Moya
is made without compromise, from the selection of materials to the finest details.

The back is adorned with a design of bamboo and mandarin orange,
subtly adding classical beauty and symbols of good fortune.
It is a piece that conveys a certain stature and refinement amidst its elegance.

 

 

Three-Dimensional Beauty Woven by Traditional Tsumami-Zaiku

Tsumami-Zaiku Made from Domestic "Kawamata Silk"


 
Each flower is folded by hand by skilled artisans.
The fabric is made from domestic Kawamata silk.
Each piece is pinched and shaped one by one with tweezers to create tsumami-zaiku.
The soft materials overlap,
creating delicate shadows and depth.

The composition flows from a large flower blooming in the center to lovely small flowers,
looking as charming as holding a bouquet.
Yet, it is a high-quality finish that reveals meticulous craftsmanship.

Jewels scattered throughout the flower petals sparkle,
allowing you to feel the three-dimensionality and depth of the transparent work even more.

The knot of red braided cord serves as an accent,
further enhancing the festive elegance.
 




 

Traditional Japanese Kusudama and Hagoita


"Kusudama" was originally written as "Yakudama,"and was a protective ornament imbued with wishes forlongevity andgood health. The kusudama has long been cherished as a lucky charm to pray for health and longevity.Not only for a child's first seasonal celebration, but also as a festive motif, it is used and appreciated for New Year's celebrations, wedding gifts, housewarming gifts, opening gifts, and various other celebrations.

  

❖ A Dignified Presence That Colors the Space

 

The deep green hagoita and the black-lacquered wooden stand.
It looks wonderful not only in a Japanese-style room but also in a bright living room.

It naturally draws the eye wherever it is placed,
and is beautiful not only on celebratory days but also as a seasonal decoration.
It is a piece that brightens the heart every time it is displayed.

 
 

Sign size: Width 6.5 × Height 11.8


■ Product Details

  • Artist: Moya-Saku

  • Product Name: No. 13 Kusudama Tsumami-Zaiku Hagoita

  • Size when displayed: Width 6.3 cm × Height 42.5 × Depth 15 cm
    (As it is handmade, there may be slight variations)

  • Material: Silk / Tsumami-zaiku (Made with domestic habutae silk) / Solid paulownia wood / Includes wooden stand

  • Back: Adorned with bamboo and mandarin orange auspicious patterns



Giving Shape to Celebratory Feelings for Years to Come

 

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

As a gift for a child's first New Year or first seasonal celebration.
It is also a dignified hagoita suitable as a celebration gift for a grandchild.

It becomes more beautiful the more it is displayed, and your affection for it deepens with each passing year.