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the paulownia tree—known as 'kiri' in Japanese—has long been cherished as a symbol of dignity
artistically capturing their ephemeral nature
people see different things
and tips have wire cores
The demons have a small hole at the bottom
Tenugui (Iris) mamezara the paulownia tree—known as 'kiri'Description Known for its long, sword like leaves and early summer blooms, the Shobu (Japanese iris) has been cherished in Japan as a symbol of strength, vitality, and protection. Closely associated with Tango no Sekku (Childrens Day), it has long been used to ward off evil and celebrate healthy growth. Its elegant form and cultural depth make it a powerful and enduring motif in Japanese design. By simply inserting this rod into the top and bottom of
