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’Edo Kiriko’ is a traditional Japanese glass craft that originated in 1834 when Kyubei Kagaya
Contents: Winnowing basket
to usher in the new year with positivity and strength
This motif
serves as a marker for the descent of the Toshigami-sama (New Year deities) and denotes a sacred space to welcome them
Tenugui (Soap Bubble) tango ’Edo Kiriko’ is a traditionalDescription Shimmering with iridescent colors, soap bubbles are a beloved plaything for children and have been enjoyed in Japan since the Edo period. Their beauty and ephemeral nature have made them a popular motif in poetry, songs, and paintings. Soap bubbles, which disappear soon after being blown, symbolize the transience of life and the beauty of fleeting moments. In this tenugui, the bubbles are beautifully depicted using the chusen dyeing
