Myumyu-sama Request Item: Kadomatsu (New Year's Pine Decoration), New Year's, Bamboo, Green Bamboo, Kadomatsu with Straw and New Year's Set

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For Myumyū-sama's Request

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Thank you for your patience.
This order includes three items: ①, ②, and ③.
Please let me know if there is anything you would like to remove.

Scheduled to ship on December 26th.

[Details]
?? ① Decorated Kadomatsu (one)

◆ 3 Green Bamboo Stalks
Length: Approx. 36cm - 43cm
Diameter: Approx. 3cm

◆ 1 Green Bamboo Base
Length: Approx. 17cm
Diameter: Approx. 8-9cm

◆ Nandina Branches with Red Berries
◆ Hinoki Cypress Branches and Leaves
◆ Holly Leaves
◆ Pine Branches and Leaves
◆ Fir Branches and Leaves
◆ Japanese Holly Berries (Kuroganemochi)
◆ Yuzuriha Leaves
◆ Plum Branches
◆ Sand

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The image is a visual representation of the finished product.
Kadomatsu are made to order, so the actual product may vary slightly from the image.

[Decoration Instructions]
① Insert the bamboo stalks into the included bamboo tubes and fill the surrounding area with sand as needed.
② Insert the fir branches and leaves, starting from the center and arranging them in a circular motion to the left and right.
③ Next, arrange the hinoki cypress branches, pine branches, and yuzuriha leaves around the outer perimeter, ensuring a balanced look.
④ Finally, insert the plum branches, nandina branches with berries, Japanese holly berries, and holly leaves in between to complete the decoration.

☆☆ Kadomatsu, displayed at gates and entrances, are believed to serve as a marker for the New Year's deity (Toshigami) to find their way into homes.
Pine, which remains evergreen throughout the year, and bamboo, known for its rapid growth and strong vitality, are used as auspicious decorations. (^^)

How about starting the New Year with these? ?

[Notes]
We carefully select and pack the items, but as these are natural branches, leaves, and berries, there may be some minor imperfections or signs of insect activity. Please understand that some damage may occur during shipping.

◆ Regarding Decoration Timing
For your reference:
Kadomatsu are generally displayed after December 15th, avoiding the 29th and 31st.
The 29th is avoided due to the pronunciation sounding like double suffering (nijuu ni ku).
The 31st is avoided as it can be seen as last-minute preparation (ichiya-zuke).

[Shipping]
Will be delivered via Takkyubin (delivery service) size 160 or larger.

We will use newspaper or other cushioning materials for packing, but there may be some scuffing during transit.
We appreciate your understanding and acknowledgment.

?? ② Celebration Set
13 items in total

◆ Mats (5)
?Japanese Butterbur Leaves
?Sasa Bamboo Leaves
?Hinoki Cypress with Branches
?Yuzuriha Leaves
?Urajiro Fern

◆ Decorations/Accents (8)
?Nandina Leaves
?Nandina Berries
?Sengyo Berries with Branches (Red)
?Manryo Berries with Branches (Red)
?Pine Needles with Branches
?Kumquat with Branches and Fruit
?Camellia Leaves
?Holly Branches and Leaves

?? ③ Un-decorated Kadomatsu (a pair, left and right, with straw)