A Wish for Healthy Growth in Pure Green

The Hagoita ornament “Kyujutama [Young Buds]” is lovingly crafted one by one.
Adorned with the “Kyujutama,” a long-beloved lucky charm, and refreshing green tsumami-zaiku flowers, it is a beautifully elegant piece.

Delicate tsumami-zaiku, the lustrous sheen of fine silk, and designs incorporating traditional motifs.
This Hagoita combines the beauty of Japanese tradition with an elegant appearance that blends seamlessly into modern living.

The Wish for Good Health and Longevity Embodied in the Kyujutama

The Kyujutama is also known as “Yakutama.” In ancient times, it referred to a brocade bag filled with medicinal herbs, aromatic herbs, or spices, adorned with artificial flowers,
from which five-colored long threads hung.

It was considered to “ward off evil spirits and impurities and keep misfortune at bay,” and thus
embodies wishes for longevity, good health, and a prosperous life.

Its beautiful round shape and gorgeous design, with layers upon layers of flowers, make it a fitting celebratory ornament, and it has been cherished and passed down since ancient times.

Delicate Tsumami-zaiku Crafted from Japanese Kawamata Silk

The flowers adorning the Kyujutama are made usingJapanese Kawamata silk habutoge 4-mon.Each thin, delicate layer of silk is carefully folded and pinched one by one
to create beautiful petals.

The refined appearance unique to silk allows the petals to have beautifully defined outlines,
resulting in a clean and sharp finish.
The refined texture unique to silk also gives the petals beautifully defined outlines, conveying a dignified elegance within their delicate beauty.

The silk, carefully dyed one by one in Tsuruoka, features subtle variations in shades of green, creating a rich, layered color with depth.
It is elegantly finished, neither too flashy nor too subdued, and stands out beautifully against the white Hagoita.

When it catches the light, the subtle luster unique to silk creates beautiful highlights and shadows on each petal.
It harmonizes beautifully with the subdued green braided cords and golden bells, making this Kyujutama a piece where the meticulous craftsmanship can be appreciated in every detail.

A Size That Blends into Your Home and Is Easy to Display

At a very compact size, its maximum width is 12 cm.
It is easy to place in an entryway or living room and blends naturally into modern living spaces.

The Wish to Ward Off Evil Embodied in the Hagoita

Since ancient times, the Hagoita has been cherished as a gift for a girl’s first New Year, celebrating her first New Year’s Day.

The feathers used in the game of hanefuki are likened to “misfortune” and “evil spirits,”
and it is said that by striking the feathers,
one can strike back misfortune and evil spirits.

“May you spend another healthy and safe year.”
This custom of decorating the Hagoita with such wishes is still carefully passed down today.

An Elegant Hagoita
as a Gift to Celebrate a Special Milestone

Not only for celebrating a girl’s first New Year’s Day, but also featuring auspicious motifs,
this Hagoita is also recommended as a gift to celebrate new beginnings in life, such as weddings, new home celebrations, and grand openings.

It is a piece that embodies not only visual beauty, but also auspicious meaning and the meticulous craftsmanship of its maker.
You can choose it as a special gift to wish for the continued happiness of someone dear to you.


Maya creates works that incorporate modern sensibilities while carrying on traditional techniques.
Every detail is carefully crafted, from the shape of each petal and the layering of colors to the roundness of the Kyujutama and the arrangement of the tassels and braided cords.
The delicate beauty of Japanese Kawamata silk, the colors dyed in Tsuruoka, and the confident craftsmanship of the artisan.
This Hagoita conveys the dignity of traditional craft while remaining a piece you can cherish and display year after year.