Miniature ornament (Uchide-no-koduchi) karajishi and also to give those

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The tradition of decorating with iris flowers during this period is believed to originate from the resemblance of the iris leaves to slender swords

This play on words made the kabu motif a symbol of prosperity and success

The “chidori” (plover) motif

Miniature ornament (Uchide-no-koduchi) karajishi and also to give thoseDescription It is said that the tradition of using a hammer (tsuchi) to strike gold and create koban (old Japanese oval gold coins) led to the belief that waving a small hammer can bring wealth and make wishes come true. This has made it a lucky charm. It can be combined with other decorations for display.Size: Width 3. 0cm Depth 2. 6cm Height 6. 0cmMade in Japan