Tenugui (Firefly) tanabata This motif was not only

This motif was not only used in kimono designs but also in the wedding furnishings of feudal lords during the Edo period(1603-1868)

This Washi paper Japanese Silver Grass is perfect for Tsukimi (moon-viewing) offerings

lightweight

Japanese Apricot (S)

" Fukumasu represents the hope for ever-increasing('Masu') happiness ('Fuku') and prosperity

Tenugui (Firefly) tanabata This motif was not onlyDescription The larger ones are called 'Genji fireflies' and the smaller ones 'Heike fireflies.' This naming is inspired by the summer nights when fireflies dance in swarms, reminiscent of historical battles. In ancient times in Japan, it was believed that the spirits of the deceased transformed into fireflies. By simply inserting this rod into the top and bottom of a tenugui, you can easily create a tapestry.