&NE Iida Mizuhiki NMH-366-BR New Year Decoration, Paper Tape, Brown, Halle and Kee, Width 6.9 x Depth 2.6 x Height 14.2 inches (17.5 x 6.5 x 36 cm), Made in Japan, Water Drawing, Entryway, Wall

Iida Mizuhiki for a classy New Year. In Japan, we have decorated various New Year ornaments to welcome the year deity of the year. In recent years the difference in homes has been prefered to modern and smart things. For Hare and Ke, we selected a small decoration with an elegant Iida Mizuhiki. A smart decoration with an impression of paper hanging and water drawing. -Hare and Takes - For special days or not. Make your dinner table a little bit more careful. Traditional values that are rooted in the Japanese people and the “Haare is not extraordinary”. This series offers dishes and tools that you will want to use carefully for any day. Highlights: Iida Mizuhiki (Nagano Prefecture) Iida Mizuhiki, which produces approximately 70% domestically and has made a variety of glossy watercrafts, and has been rendered from the Heian period and has been rendered to the original technology of paper and the strength of the paper. [New Year with an elegant Iida Mizuhiki] A New Year Ornament that welcomes your old deity and wishes for the happiness and peace of mind of the new year. Mizuhiki is said to be a symbol of amulet and hem, and it is said to be auspicious. (Auspicious Paper Ornament) Paper drops represent the sacred place in the paper and are said to be the shape of a lightning bolt that leads to an amulet. Mizuhiki is tied with a wish to be a good affair. (Size Fits Modern Life) With its small size, it is easy to match with modern homes where it becomes difficult to decorate large ornaments, and it is easy to incorporate Japanese tradition. Modern Design: A bouquet of water picks is luxuriously tied and decorated with paper drops and pine needles. Simple and elegant, it has a modern design that goes well with any Japanese hallway. (About Decorations) - Pine - Pine retains its vivid green leaves even in the cold winter, is a symbol of immortality. It contains wishes for health and longevity. - Nanken - It is said to be auspicious and meaningful to turn difficult and fortune. - Mint - It means purifying the place of God's descended. What is New Year Decoration? As an ancient Japanese custom, we put the "New Year Decoration" inside and outside of the house before it greets New Year. New Year Ornament is a sign of readiness to welcome the old gods (toshigami), who visits their house in New Year, and is a "generation" to let the gods stay in. The old gods visit their home at the beginning of the year and give each one the ages of one year and their health and happiness of the year. It is a goddess.

• Size (approximate): Width 6.9 x Depth 2.6 x Height 14.2 inches (17.5 x 6.5 x 36 cm); Weight: Approx. 1.6 oz (46 g)
• Materials: Paper, steel, styrofoam
• Country of Origin: Japan (part of China)
• A smart decoration with an impressive paper drop and water drawing
• For Hare and Ke, we have prepared small decorations with an elegant Iida-Mizuhiki