Thank you for viewing! ♡ I made girl's pochibukuro (small envelopes for gifts of money) using yuzen washi (dyed paper) and chiyogami (patterned paper)♫ The obiage (undersash) uses kimono fabric♡ Pearl beads are used for the obidome (obi clasp) (^^) The obi (sash) designs are all different♪ The kimono and obi are made of beautiful yuzen washi (୨୧•͈ᴗ•͈)◞ How about them for Coming-of-Age Day, Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival), New Year's gifts, celebrations for children and grandchildren, or the Doll Festival♡ Also available as a set with boy's pochibukuro♫ Each one is carefully made, but as it is handmade by an amateur, please understand any misalignments or creases m(_ _)m Folded bills will fit (^-^) Please pull out the inner bag from the hem and put the money inside. For wedding transportation fees, tips, gifts, and celebrations…♡ Also for souvenirs for home stays, for tips, and for presents♫ You can also use them as mini envelopes for letters♡ For an additional 100 yen, you can add a kanzashi-style (hair ornament) decoration to all five pieces, so please let me know in the comment section(*´꒳`*) I have other items for sale, so please take a look (*^▽^*) Please refrain from reselling m(_ _)m Otoshidama bukuro (New Year's gift envelope) Welcome board Photo props Kimono Yukata (summer kimono) Festival Kimono Obi (sash) Kyoto Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three Festival) Coming-of-Age Ceremony Haregi (formal wear) Japanese style Japanese clothing Japan Small Japanese items Graduation Darari obi (hanging obi) Origami Origami Obon-dama (Obon gift) Otoshidama (New Year's gift) Pocket money Thank you Gratitude Girl Doll Festival Hinamatsuri (Doll Festival) Grandchild's Day Respect for the Aged Day Children's Day Mother's Day Wedding Chiyogami (patterned paper) ※Small items such as ribbons are for photography purposes #Kimono pochibukuro #Entrance to school #Graduation