This paper craft features cute Wealth Dolls (girl god and boy god) standing on a pedestal designed with the auspicious Chinese character for 'luck.' In China, children represent happiness and are a lucky symbol. -Canon Creative Park
This paper craft is a lantern in the shape of a lotus flower with colorful eye-catching petals. Lotus flower lanterns are often used in Asian countries as decorations for festivals and other special occasions, but can also be enjoyed as a regular room decoration. -Canon Creative Park
This is a paper craft which features the Milky Way and other symbols of "Tanabata," the Japanese Star Festival.
A Sash Tie Decoration is an original decoration displayed to celebrate the Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three) festival, and features a kimono sash tie in the center, surrounded by items like a "hako seko" (decorative purse), zori sandals, sweets, and a pouch. Shichi-Go-San is a Japanese festival which celebrates children's growth, and is celebrated on November 15.
A Sash Tie Decoration is an original decoration displayed to celebrate the Shichi-Go-San (Seven-Five-Three) festival, and features a kimono sash tie in the center, surrounded by items like a "hako seko" (decorative purse), zori sandals, sweets, and a pouch. Shichi-Go-San is a Japanese festival which celebrates children's growth, and is celebrated on November 15.
This is a bamboo decoration (sasakazari) used by the Japanese during Tanabata (Star Festival). It's a bamboo branch adorned with mini lanterns / colorful paper decorations and note cards on which wishes are written on.
