Miniature ornament (Kadomatsu, Sho-chiku-bai) animal This ceremony is called the

This ceremony is called the 'dohyo-iri

Kuri Yokan

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This tenugui was also dyed using stencils created by master artisans with exceptional skill

Miniature ornament (Kadomatsu, Sho-chiku-bai) animal This ceremony is called theDescription Kadomatsu are traditional Japanese New Year decorations placed at the entrance of homes as a signpost for the Toshigami sama. The Toshigami sama, revered as the deity of the incoming year, is believed to bring renewal and prosperity. It is said that this deity descends to the human world, guided by the kadomatsu and other entrance decorations, and then resides in the kagami mochi placed inside the home, bestowing blessings and fortune on