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How about these for Christmas presents or small gifts for the New Year holidays? We offer a discount for multiple purchases of your favorite patterns. 2 pieces → Set for 1100 yen 3 pieces → Set for 1500 yen 4 pieces → Set for 1900 yen 5 pieces → Set for 2300 yen Please let us know in the comments section. These are Japanese-style charm straps with chirimen (crepe) fabric balls. They are cute not only for Japanese attire but also for everyday use on wallets, pouches, bags, or as decorations for mobile phones. The chirimen balls are made of lightweight polystyrene, so you don't have to worry about damaging your obi (sash) or phone. A small horai bell makes a cute tinkling sound. They are individually packaged, making them perfect as a small gift for close friends or as a souvenir for people from overseas. Both young and old will be very happy with them. - Size: Ball = approx. 2cm, Total length = approx. 10cm - Material: Ball = Rayon, Polystyrene - Packaging: Individually packaged - Uses: Strap, obi decoration, gifts ☆ Each item is handmade, so there may be slight imperfections. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to this. ☆ Please handle gently, as strong pressure or pulling may cause deformation. Thank you for viewing. I make various patterns and colors of netsuke (miniature sculptures), but my "chirimen ball netsuke" are all tied with red thread between the chirimen ball and the netsuke string. I hope that those who hold this netsuke will be connected with good relationships... The workshop name, "Kibiruto," was also named with the wish to be a person who connects good relationships. ※ "Kibiruto" (結人) is a Fukuoka dialect word meaning "to tie" or "to connect." #Kibiruto #kibiruto #handmade #handmade workshop
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