Hand-dyed Japanese paper ginkgo pattern happiness pattern series Fuwa Market original price 2,970 yen (tax included) / Color: yellow yellow gray Traditional patterns and craftsmanship interweave together for a beautiful and practical postcard case The "Pattern of Happiness" series is an original design of Fuwa Market created in collaboration with textile designers, focusing on the "meaning of wishing for happiness" in traditional Japanese patterns. One of the series, ginkgo, is a pattern that means "sparkle" and "good luck". The auspicious motif has been designed in a modern way to fit into the modern lifestyle. ✔ Craftsmanship: Carefully finished one piece at a factory specializing in pasting boxes in Kyoto ✔ Modern traditional patterns: 6 types of patterns × fun to choose from in 2 colors ✔ Outstanding practicality: useful as an accessory case, tool box, and accessory compartment ✔ Even for high-quality gifts: "Patterns of happiness" that convey special feelings A reliable box that neatly fits what you need The sticker box case is just the right size to fit a variety of stationery such as scissors, calculators, glue, and cutters. The solid sticker box structure protects the contents and allows you to use it for a long time. In addition to stationery, accessories, cosmetics cases, sewing boxes, gadget cases, etc., can be used in a variety of ways depending on your ideas. Just by holding one, you can feel the comfort of "you can quickly take out what you need" and "keep your desk and bag tidy". It's like a companion that reduces the small stress of busy daily life. If you use it as a gift wrapping box with sweets and accessories, you can leave an elegant impression on the recipient. Because it combines practicality and beauty, it is an item that you will want to choose for yourself or as a gift. Both the inside and back are "beautifully usable" designs We are particular about the beauty when opened, and the inner bottom is also made of hand-dyed Japanese paper with a ginkgo pattern. The color scheme, which is balanced with the pattern on the front, gives a sophisticated impression. The bottom is made of simple plain paper. While enhancing the beauty of the pattern, we have created a design that allows you to enjoy different expressions on the front and back by giving it a calm atmosphere. The smooth opening and closing with delicate handwork makes you feel comfortable every time you use it. Craftsmanship that highlights the charm of hand-dyeing The hand-dyed washi paper used in this pasted box case is hand-finished one by one by Yuzen washi dyeing craftsmen at a specialized factory in Kyoto. It is attractive for its deep colors and unique texture using traditional techniques. When you look at the close-up of the pattern, you can feel the delicate color overlap unique to hand-dyeing. Subtle shades and bleeding enhance the texture unique to handwork, creating a unique beauty. By carefully dyeing each plate, it creates a depth and warmth that cannot be expressed through simple printing. The hand-dyed washi paper is hand-finished by a box maker in Kyoto one by one. Each slightly different expression will create a special feeling just for you. Please feel the charm of this texture and warmth created by the handiwork of craftsmen. Wishes and prayers contained in the ginkgo pattern The glitter of ginkgo biloba brings good luck Speaking of street trees in autumn, ginkgo biloba trees. The fan-like leaves are dyed yellow, and the road is like a golden carpet. It's like a scene from a picture book. This stylish ginkgo is very full of vitality, and some trees are over 1,000 years old. It is said that there is something sacred in its living power, and it is often seen as a sacred tree in temples and shrines. People have made wishes for the shape of ginkgo biloba to have a long life, for the spread of leaves to attract luck, and for golden leaves to have good financial luck. The colors are warm yellow, Available in two chic gray colors. Although it has a calm color, it has a personality and is perfect as an item to decorate your desk. *Since it is made by cutting large paper, there are individual differences in the arrangement of the pattern. Please note. Lineup of the "Pattern of Happiness" series Fuwa Market's "Patterns of Happiness" series offers modern designs of six traditional patterns. ・Ginkgo pattern (ginkgo sparkle, calling good luck) ・Checkered pattern (stylish checkerboard, traditional beauty) ・Plum pattern (plum without illness and disaster) ・Blue sea wave pattern (infinite waves are a symbol of abundance) ・South Heaven (South Heaven of the Amulet) ・Pine pattern (pine is a symbol of prosperity) Choose your favorite pattern and decorate your desk area gorgeously. Gems of "craftsmanship × traditional patterns" are perfect as gifts The "Pattern of Happiness" series is a special design that embodies the wishes of traditional Japanese patterns. It is an elegant finish that will be appreciated as a gift for your loved ones, and you will feel the spirit of Japan. ・As a birthday present for friends and family ・For those who are starting a new life, to celebrate entering school, or to celebrate employment ・As a gift for Mother's Day with gratitude ・For small gifts and White Day gifts ・As a souvenir for overseas people ・Various celebrations such as Respect for the Aged Day, longevity celebrations, retirement celebrations, and sixteenth birthday celebrations as lucky charms that bring good luck Why not choose a design of your choice and incorporate Japanese colors into your daily life? 【Product Details】 ・Size (approx.): Height 16cm (6.29in)× Width 12cm (4.72in)× Height 4cm (1.57in) ・Weight (approx.): 130g ・Material: Hand-dyed washi paper, paper (plain) ・Production: Japan (Kyoto) 【Notes】 The washi paper used in this product is hand-dyed by craftsmen in Kyoto one by one. Therefore, in rare cases, white dots or slight color unevenness may be seen. Please be aware of this handicrafted characteristic before purchasing. Values connections with local communities and society All of Fuwa Market's original products are carefully finished by Japanese artisans in Kyoto and beyond. On top of that, we perform some light work, such as preparing packages and tagging, in cooperation with the employment support facility "tomoni" of our affiliated company. This collaboration was born from the experience of the family of Fuwa Market's representative, Nishida. By participating in the manufacturing site, we ask users to do the work they can to help them gain confidence and joy, and we give them back as compensation (wages). Fuwa Market is a "The skills of the craftsmen and the hands of the people involved combine to create a product that takes shape." We value such collaboration.