Thank you for viewing from among many! This is a rabbit made using kimono fabric, antique kimonos, and old cloth. The kimono is a favorite piece of my grandmother's, purchased in Kyoto. The hair ornaments are also handmade. Auspicious cranes are also flying. There are also flowers on the temari (decorative ball). The temari are also handmade one by one. The bira-kanzashi (ornamental hairpin with dangling metal pieces) are ready-made. These are a luxurious design using two. The ear parts use antique obi (sash). Butterflies and flowers are placed on top of a lucky bell. The bell held in the hand is one that was visited with me at Usa Jingu Shrine! Rabbits have been said to be animals that bring happiness since ancient times. Long ears gather good fortune, leaping figures mean things progress smoothly, and they are said to represent the prosperity of descendants. The sound of the bell is said to call the gods and have a purifying effect. This is a handmade item that my 80-year-old mother has been making as a hobby for about 10 years. When my mother was young, she collected antique kimonos in Kyoto. This item is made by hand-sewing from scratch using those kimonos. Because old cloth is used, there may be unique stains and scratches. Due to being a handmade item, the construction may be less refined or more fragile compared to commercial products. Please understand that this is a handmade item before purchasing.