Kaorifumi (20) Wakatake mushroom

I use pastel glossy Japanese paper with pearl dyes.
The flower arabesque pattern has ivy that grows endlessly, meaning the family's "prosperity" and "longevity", and is considered to be an auspicious pattern.

• Kaori Fumi, who delivers the "Kyoto elegance" that gives the "fragrance" that sends "feelings".
• At a small workshop in Yawata, Kyoto, each letter is carefully hand-dyed one by one using beautiful Yuzen Japanese paper, and comes with an incense bag made with Kaorisuto®, an incense stick.
• Would you like to send your special thoughts to your loved ones by handwriting?It is an elegant letter wrapping called Fumiko in the Kamakura period.Comes with a transparent bag and an address sticker for mailing.
• A faint scent spreads softly in the hand of the person who received it.
• Yuzen Japanese paper uses Echizen Japanese paper as a base and is hand-dyed with plenty of pearl and gold dyes.
• In addition, it is handcrafted with all my heart using traditional Japanese folding techniques that express the spirit of gratitude.
• It also comes with an incense bag that uses only natural incense ingredients such as black letters and sandalwood from Kyoto, named "Ippukuko".
• There are 6 colors: Akane, Shu, Nanohana, Wakatake, Sora, and Sumire, and we use carefully selected Yuzen Japanese paper with soft pastel colors and patterns.
• Machine-made folk art paper is used for the double-layered Japanese paper.

◆Notes◆
☆If you put the incense bag in the bag when not in use, the scent will last longer.
☆ The natural incense ingredients of the incense bag are Laoshan Sandalwood, Fiji Sandalwood, Dragon Brain, Clove, Kakko, Kuromoji, Cinnamon, and Frankincense.