This is a ceramic jumping rabbit used as an obi-dome (sash clip). The gentle expression is very cute. Recommended for those who want a little playfulness in their Japanese attire. It would also be cute attached to a child's yukata (summer kimono). In Japan, the kanji for "rabbit" (兎, usagi) is similar to the kanji for "to escape" (免, manuga-reru), so it is said to ward off bad luck and misfortune. Also, because of their high reproductive ability, they are a symbol of "prosperity of descendants," and their hopping movement is seen as things progressing smoothly, symbolizing "things being resolved without problems." In addition, the rabbit's ears are a symbol of good luck, and their large ears are excellent at gathering information, allowing them to react sensitively to trends in the world, and it is said that "social luck will improve." Width: 4.4 cm Height: 3.0 cm Metal Fittings Diameter: Approximately 15mm x Height: Approximately 8.5mm Ring part (inside): 8mm x 4mm A lot of glue is used for strong adhesion, and there is some excess. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfection. Only those who understand, please. *Items other than the obi-dome are not included. *Discounts for multiple purchases. Please use the discount function for combined requests. Combined discount: 200 yen off from the second item combined, 400 yen off for 3 items. We have a lot of obi-dome on display, so please take a look. Coming-of-Age Ceremony Remake item Graduation Ceremony Christmas Summer Festival Yukata Tea Ceremony Furisode (formal kimono) Japanese Attire Japanese Clothing Flower Arranging Shichi-Go-San (Children's Day)