Light Bandana - Wheels

Light Bandana - WheelsThis 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 cross indicates the Japanese letter meaning "ten". When the letter is placed in a circle, the resulting symbol is believed to ward off bad luck. It is infinitely versatile; wear it around the neck, cover the head, wrap your

red and green ones are in "Edo braid" style

to the expectant puppy whose tail is about to wag

Box contains twenty 2¾" sticks and a small incense holder

or containers for paper clips and other small items in your office

4" x 4" x ¼”

A red tag on the string says renjaku on one side and "hand printed woodblock by Shinkougei" on the other

The eyes and beaks of the chicks are rendered in colored urushi

the cut sides are left unhemmed

This is a 100% cotton dishcloth specifically developed for professional kitchens

A red tag on the string says uguisu on one side and "hand printed woodblock by Shinkougei" on the other

condiments

The design of this tenugui