Miniature ornament (Moon-Viewing Dumplings) annabelle this tradition hails from the

this tradition hails from the early March ritual of using paper dolls to pray for health and well-being

This furoshiki series was created for wrapping gifts on “Hare no Hi” – joyful and festive occasions in Japanese culture

highlighting their esteemed role in that era

" is a traditional Japanese event that marks the transition from winter to spring

while others share Japanese sake

Miniature ornament (Moon-Viewing Dumplings) annabelle this tradition hails from theDescription This small moon viewing decoration, made of washi paper, fits perfectly in the palm of your hand. The set includes two pieces: 15 tiny moon viewing dumplings, each as small as a bean, and a vase with Japanese silver grass (susuki) and bellflowers (kikyo). Each piece is carefully handcrafted by layering washi paper. Enjoy the tranquil moon viewing nights of the Mid Autumn Festival (Tsukimi) on August 15th of the lunar calendar and the