From a cultural city on the coast of the Japan Sea, Kanazawa, this jewel-shaped scent holder makes for a beautiful room decoration.
The variety of colors brightens the room and their aroma gently pervades the room. A bag of wood scent, kohboku, a strong, natural wood aroma, comes with each holder and is placed inside.
They are hand-woven with just three threads of Mizuhiki - the Japanese Washi paper - together.
The form is made of continuous organic patterns called 'awaji musubi', which means auspiciousness; the intricate pattern is made by the crossings of the simple strings. The crossing pattern also refers to the encounter with people; there are certain people we come across with in our life. The pattern conveys the message to cherish the long-lasting relationship between them.
The variety of colors brightens the room and their aroma gently pervades the room. A bag of wood scent, kohboku, a strong, natural wood aroma, comes with each holder and is placed inside.
They are hand-woven with just three threads of Mizuhiki - the Japanese Washi paper - together.
The form is made of continuous organic patterns called 'awaji musubi', which means auspiciousness; the intricate pattern is made by the crossings of the simple strings. The crossing pattern also refers to the encounter with people; there are certain people we come across with in our life. The pattern conveys the message to cherish the long-lasting relationship between them.
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