Mini-Wreaths (Setsubun, Plum blossoms) hagi Children rush outside to play

Children rush outside to play

" has been considered a symbol of Japanese female beauty from the Kamakura period (1185-1333) up to the present day

Kite flying has been traditionally performed as a celebration of a child's birth and a wish for their healthy growth

Swallows are among Japan's most iconic summer birds

Blooming gracefully even in the lingering cold

Mini-Wreaths (Setsubun, Plum blossoms) hagi Children rush outside to playDescription This charming set features two types of wreaths: the 'Setsubun' wreath, packed with the spirit of Setsubun including red ogres, beans, sardines, and holly leaves, and the 'Ume' wreath, adorned with the heralds of spring plum blossoms and Japanese bush warblers. Each wreath is a petite size that can fit in the palm of your hand, intricately crafted from washi paper to encapsulate the essence of early spring. Equipped with a wire, they can