[EDO KIRIKO] YARAI NANAKO OLD-FASHIONED GLASS | TABLEAU Select Color:RED Masayuki Koizumi A red temple

Masayuki Koizumi A red temple stamp book with an impressive crescent moon on purple Japanese paper

Japan Technique ODATE MAGEWAPPA (BENTWOOD) Material Akita cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) Size S : W7

the table is very gorgeous

Yosuke Oominato A lovely screen to bring more attention to your flower display

[EDO KIRIKO] YARAI NANAKO OLD-FASHIONED GLASS | TABLEAU Select Color:RED Masayuki Koizumi A red templeTABLEAU The Yarai Nanako pattern is one of the representative motifs of Edo Kiriko. It combines Yarai, a lattice design inspired by crossed bamboo or logs symbolizing a strong foundation and stability, with Nanako (Kanoko), a pattern resembling fish scales. The abundance of scales represents fertility and prosperity. Together, these elements create one of the most auspicious traditional designs, embodying strength, growth, and good fortune.