Light Bandana - Water Flow

Light Bandana - Water FlowThis lightweight bandana is a part of a collection that uses kissho mony as design motifs. Kissho (auspicious, fortuitous) mony (motif) are used in Asia as decorative designs to bring good fortune or forestall bad luck. The linen and cotton blend bandana is bordered with a stylized water flow pattern. The ever changing flow of water symbolizes eternity. It is infinitely versatile; wear it around the neck, cover the head, wrap your lunchbox or use it

21⅝” x 22" after washing

8¼" (L ) x 3⅜" (H ) x 2¼" (bottom width)

Haze wax from trees grown in Japan

1⅛” x ⅞” x 1½”

one of the Seven Treasures of Buddhism

They can be used with the Black Ball Incense Holder or Silver Cube Incense Holder

Horikawa is the most popular in the collection

They are made in Hasami

Hōrin is a collection of incense created with all natural materials for relaxation and calming the senses

whose candle making skill is beautifully captured in the video below

seventy-five 3¼" sticks

The sharks are mainly used in Hokkaido to hang dry kombu (kelp to make dashi) on the beach that is harvested from the sea