Furoshiki - Setsugekka, Kimono with Chrysanthemum on Flowing Water Pattern (Large, 120cm) tanabata an old woman reading a

an old woman reading a book

and a bright beginning

and some still care for living divine horses—reflecting the deep connection between Shinto culture and everyday life

It symbolizes a harmonious relationship and family safety

A key ritual during Setsubun is throwing roasted soybeans

Furoshiki - Setsugekka, Kimono with Chrysanthemum on Flowing Water Pattern (Large, 120cm) tanabata an old woman reading aDescription The Setsugekka series reimagines traditional Japanese crafts and textiles as elegant furoshiki designs, inspired by lacquerware, kimono patterns, and other decorative arts. Kimono with Chrysanthemum on Flowing Water Pattern features a bold kimono motif inspired by Edo period kosode garments. During this period, kosode were richly decorated with techniques such as shibori tie dyeing, embroidery, and metallic foil decoration, creating a