Money Envelope – Sakura

A small envelope made of high-quality Japanese paper.

£9 per item

Pochibukuro are small envelopes used to gift money in Japan. Etiquette requires that money be put into an envelope when given as a tip or a gift, including when given to children as part of the New Year celebrations. Decorations adorning these pochibukuro are therefore often symbolic in meaning and serve as well wishes for the receiver.
Sakura is the representative flower of the spring season in Japan and is cherished by most as a symbol of transience, fleeting beauty and renewal. The pattern on this pochibukuro is printed using silk screen printing on handmade inshu washi, Japanese paper.

3 envelopes
Size: L10.2 cm x W4.5 cm

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Kantō

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The Kantō region is densely populated and home to a third of the country's population. It is centred around the nation's vibrant capital – Tokyo, formerly known as Edo, which has been the cultural, economic and political heart of Japan for centuries. Outside this megacity, there are mountains, onsen and ski resorts, magnificent temple complexes and excellent surfing opportunities within easy reach.

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Stationery

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