Retail Price: ¥9,350 (tax included) I am also selling another of the same item. You can purchase both items together. Please comment if you are interested. ---------------------------------------- This is an elegant and warm-looking kagami mochi ornament, carefully crafted with crepe fabric. It is a lucky charm that has been cherished and displayed every year as an offering to welcome the Toshigami (New Year's deity) during the New Year. The round shape of the kagami mochi symbolizes "harmony," and the two-tiered stack represents "layer upon layer," expressing the wish for a harmonious year. The daidai (bitter orange) is a lucky charm that symbolizes the prosperity and longevity of the family line, as it continues to bear fruit for many years without dropping its fruit. The kushi-gaki (skewered persimmons) is associated with "kaki" (persimmon), which means "good fortune" and has the meaning of inviting and gathering happiness. The gohei (zigzag paper streamers) represents warding off evil and praying for prosperity, and the ebi (shrimp) expresses the wish to live a long life until one's back is bent. Each piece is handmade in Kyoto, and there are individual differences in the expressions and patterns. This item offers a gentle and simple warmth that you won't find in mass-produced products. Size ・Black lacquered board: Approximately 30cm x 22cm ・Folding screen: Approximately 28cm x 17cm ・Kagami mochi doll: Approximately 14cm ・Kadomatsu (pine and bamboo decorations): Approximately 12cm Materials: Rayon crepe, Japanese paper, etc. Country of origin: Japan Perfect for New Year's and year-end interiors and New Year's decorations. Recommended for your home as well as for gifts.