SILVER LOOPTIE (LUCKY CHARM) / LEAF OF CHRYSANTHEMUM
KZW-01505
Description
Hand-engraved sterling silver plate, bolo tie (loop tie).
A good-luck charm. Chrysanthemums are called kiku in Japanese. This is usually written with a different Chinese character kanji （菊）, but when used in a superstitious sense, it is written as 喜久. Its meaning is, “invite happiness”.
Notes:
*A string of kumihimo silk braid available.
*You can choose kumihimo silk braid made by Sayoko Hirano.
*A brooch can be substituted in place of the hook on the back.
*A string of kumihimo silk braid available.
*You can choose kumihimo silk braid made by Sayoko Hirano.
*A brooch can be substituted in place of the hook on the back.
Notes:
— Our products are mostly handmade with natural materials, so they may differ in terms of shapes or coloring. Any differences are part of their charm and a sign of their uniqueness.
— Delivery time depends on the art or craft work ordered, its design and the number of items you order. Most goods are delivered in approximately three to six months. Your understanding is appreciated.
— Our products are mostly handmade with natural materials, so they may differ in terms of shapes or coloring. Any differences are part of their charm and a sign of their uniqueness.
— Delivery time depends on the art or craft work ordered, its design and the number of items you order. Most goods are delivered in approximately three to six months. Your understanding is appreciated.
Information
Material: Silver
Size: 4.5×2.7×0.8cm / 1.78×1.07×0.32″
Weight: 20g / 0.71oz
Size: 4.5×2.7×0.8cm / 1.78×1.07×0.32″
Weight: 20g / 0.71oz
Quantity Limited*
10
*Maximum quantity the artisan handmade the same product for overseas sales.
Artisan
Bisho & Kaori Kazawa
Metal Art / Engraving & Inlaying
Ms. Kazawa and her father, Bisho, are both Shiroganeshi (who were originally blacksmiths who made swords and knives. Over time, their products have become more decorative and artistic), Their workshop produces ornaments and traditional calligraphy items for shrines, temples and historical buildings. They have now started to use their engraving skills and wealth of knowledge to create fashion accessories.
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