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Japanese traditional black bamboo tissue pouch
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MaterialCotton
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This product is a black bamboo tissue pouch that is made of 100% cotton, making it durable and washable. The pouch is attached with a loop for easy hanging on a bag. A free packet of unopened tissue is also included. The product is limited to a certain number of pieces, making it a unique and exclusive item.
Bamboo is a symbol of strength and prosperity in Japanese culture. Its strong root structure and fast growth make it a symbol of vitality and prosperity. Bamboo's simple, unadorned form symbolizes purity and innocence. Its evergreen nature symbolizes permanence and sacredness.
The kadomatsu, a New Year's decoration made of bamboo, pine, and plum, symbolizes prosperity, longevity, and steadfastness. Bamboo can represent lessons for life and work, such as the ability to spring back after adversity, the importance of continuous growth, and the value of simplicity.
Bamboo is central to The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter, also known as The Tale of Princess Kaguya, one of Japan's oldest and most beloved stories. Bamboo and sasa (bamboo grass) are used in festivals to ward off evil. The sound of a breeze blowing through bamboo is considered calming and transportive.
Overall, this black bamboo tissue pouch is a beautiful and unique accessory that represents many cultural symbols and values. Its durable and washable material, along with its convenient loop for hanging, make it a practical and stylish addition to any bag or outfit.
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