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Auspicious ornament that brings fortune

The ornament is made of woven bamboo imitating a wheel. It is called Rinko in Japanese, which has been used to get rid of bad luck since ancient times.

Meaning from ancient times

The bamboo used for the ornament is originally for the bottom parts of a bamboo basket. The bamboo is finely split and makes a beautiful, radical pattern. In addition, an ear of rice and Gohei, wands with paper streamers, are attached to the ornament. It means the wish of life without hunger.

When the light shines on the bamboo ornament, you would see an impressive shadow. It is very light and can be easily attached to the wall.

Bamboo crafts from Kyoto

KOHCHOSAI KOSUGA is a bamboo product brand founded in 1898. Bamboo has been deeply involved in the life of Japanese people, and the brand produces various bamboo products, including baskets, chopsticks, boxes, and others to enrich their lives. For the products of the 21st century, KOHCHOSAI KOSUGA not only manufactures traditional bamboo crafts but also seeks the new design. Many of the products won awards at international expositions.

Bamboo is a material that has been closely associated with Japanese people since ancient times. The plant grows tall and upright so fast and has impressive vitality. Because of the characteristics, bamboo is symbolized fertility in Japan. Also, bamboo does not need pesticides to grow bamboo and is known as an eco-friendly plant. KOHCHOSAI KOSUGA makes full use of bamboo's traits for the craftwork.