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You can also switch up his look with an interchangeable lotus leaf umbrella
Rikyubai (Japanese Apricot) Navy Blue/Purple (M)
known as 'Kikyō' in Japanese
Fuji expresses stillness and movement
Furoshiki - Hare Tsutsumi, Ichimatsu (Medium, 70cm) chrysanthemum You can also switch upDescription The Ichimatsu pattern became popular in the mid Edo period, named after the famous Kabuki actor Sanogawa Ichimatsu, who often wore a checkered hakama in white and deep blue. Over time, the pattern itself came to be known as "Ichimatsu." Its repeating squares represent continuity, eternity, and prosperitymaking it a symbol of good fortune and enduring success. Hare tsutsumi This furoshiki series was created for wrapping gifts on Hare no Hi
