Thank you for viewing! This is a handmade tsurushi kazari (hanging ornament) featuring camellias. Traditionally, mothers, grandmothers, and neighbors would bring together and display these ornaments with the wish that "the baby grows up healthy." Each motif hung has a special meaning. For example: Camellia: The large, beautiful flower represents elegance and splendor, and it is a wish for the child to grow into a graceful and beautiful woman. Rabbit: The red eyes are believed to ward off evil and provide protection (able to cure illness). There is also a saying that they will "become a kind person with a strong core." Sanbaso: Sanbaso, a traditional performing art, is considered auspicious. The foot stamping is related to the ground-breaking of agriculture, and the bell dance has movements reminiscent of sowing seeds, so it is a prayer for a bountiful harvest and "not having trouble with food." It also includes prayers for good health, family safety, and business prosperity. Sparrow: Sparrows have been considered lucky birds since ancient times, said to peck away at disasters and bring about a bountiful harvest. Overall, it is displayed with the wish "to not have trouble with food, clothing, and shelter." *There are various theories. The size is approximately 50-80cm in height and approximately 13cm in width. The ornaments include camellias, rabbits, Sanbaso, sparrows, and kukuri-zaru (tied monkeys). The hanging clip is not included. It will be packed to prevent tangling in a cardboard box, paper bag, or packing plastic bag and shipped via Rakuraku Mercari delivery. Why not display it with special thoughts for your child's birthday celebration or seasonal events? Please consider it. *10% off for bulk purchases. *Price negotiations are welcome. *Please read the profile for the prevention of trouble. #handmade #handmade #tsurushikazari #tsurushibina #auspiciousitems #chirimenwork #birthcelebration #Chirimen