Tango-no-Sekku ( The Festival for Boys )
May 5th is Children's Day and a festival for boys (Boy's Day) in Japan.
We celebrate boy's healthy growth. Their parents fly long carp-shaped
streamers (Koinobori) from a high pole in the spring breeze and display
warrior dolls inside the house. The carp is a symbol of strength
and power because they never give up to swim up rapid stream and even waterfalls |
Pottery relief on wooden panel
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RK-1 relief on wooden panel |
Kintaro riding on carp 20,000 yen |
black wooden part (30 ×36cm) |
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RK-2 relief on wooden panel sold out |
Kintaro riding on carp 9,000 yen |
black wooden part (22 ×28cm) |
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( Kintaro is a character of Japanese fairy tale and a symbol of strong boy. )
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RK-3 carp streamer with the lyrics 15,000 yen |
black wooden part ( 36×18 cm ) |
sold out
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RK-4 Shoki 15,000 yen |
black wooden part ( 18×36 cm ) |
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RK-5 Samurai riding on horse 9,000 yen |
black wooden part ( 22×28 cm ) |
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DK-4 sukoyaka 35000 yen |
DK-5 momotaro 28000 yen |
samurai boy W14×H17×D12cm
carp streamer W29×D5×H10.5cm
wooden black board W32×L20cm
ornament 700 yen |
momotaro W14×H14×D8cm
back screen W23×D5×H15cm
wooden balck board W30×L18cm |
Kabuto (Samurai helmet)
We display warrior dolls with a miniature suit of armor (yoroi) and helmet (kabuto), praying growth of our boys.
Kabuto helmets which are made of crape cloth
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KC-1 3,500 yen |
kabuto with a pair of torches, chimaki ( rice cakes), iris and golden
folding screen sold out |
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KC-2 kabuto with box |
4,500 yen |
H 16×W 16×D 12 cm |
sold out |
Kabuto helmets which are made of pottery
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KP-3 delta kabuto (S) 3,000 yen |
H 8.5×W 15×D 4.5 cm |
KP-4 delta kabuto (L) 6,000 yen |
H 13×W 24.5×D 7 cm |
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KP-5 kabuto 10,000 yen |
H 11×W 18×D 16 cm |
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Folding Paper Works
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WM-1 young samurai 4.900 yen |
WM-2 young samurai 4.900 yen |
Hariko ( Paper mache )
Koinobori (carp-shaped streamers) Tapestry
These koinobori are made of durable Washi
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WF-1 streamer(small) 3000 yen
L 47 ×φ 10 cm
WF-2 streamer(large). 2500 yen
L 72 ×φ 13 cm |
WK-1 carp streamer (large) L 87 × W 36 cm
(black, blue, red) each 8000 yen
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WK-2 carp streamer (middle) L 80 × W 32 cm
(black, blue, red) each 7000 yen
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WK-3 carp streamer (small) L 58 × W 23 cm
(black, blue, red) each 5500 yen
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TK-1 tapestry with kabuto pattern |
L 59 × W 56 cm
7800 yen |
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miniature Koinobori set
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WK-4 miniature Koinobori set
(made of washi paper) 10000 yen |
pole H44cm |
streamer 26cm |
black carp 24cm |
red carp 22cm |
blue carp 18cm |
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TCK-1 Sekkujitaku |
TCK-2 flag with Kintaro |
TCK-3 Takinobori |
(made of crape cloth) sold out |
(made of crape cloth) sold out |
(made of crape cloth) sold out |
poleH 42, streamer19, BC18, RC17 cm |
pole H 41, flagH30×W 10cm |
pole H 44, white base wood W18×D10cm |
Hand-dyed framed picture on linen fabric by Kaku Tagawa
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DT-13 |
carp streamer and iris |
44×56.5cm |
20,000
yen |
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Wooden ornaments
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WK-3 carp-shaped streamers sold out |
WK-4 ema with kabuto sold out |
Ema is a wooden tablet with the ridge shaped like a roof. These wooden
tablets are offered to shrines or temples to wish for future good luck,
or express a sense of gratitude when one's wishes have come true. There
are various designs of ema, so ema is also popular as a collector's
item.
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