As the name suggests, this is a cross that can be used for a variety of purposes.
The back side is double layered with soft cotton gauze.
The Marui Mamesome logo mark is an accent.
Take advantage of the square shape to use as a tea time setting, tableware, or interior mat.
It would also be nice to decorate a flower vase.
Of course, it is also perfect for displaying Japanese plants such as mini bonsai, moss balls, and wild flowers.
The charm of Mamesome is that it mysteriously fits when you try combining the Mamesome cloth with Western spaces, Western flower vases, and flowers.
The colorful crosses complement the flowers.
I would be happy if you could enjoy the seasonal patterns when preparing for the season.
Since the back is gauze, it can also be used as a mini handkerchief.
Umbrella pattern
"Good luck" "Development" "Talisman"
Umbrellas began to be patterned in the middle of the Edo period, and have the connotations of ``good luck'' and ``development'' as auspicious objects that lead to expansion.
It is also called a snake-eye umbrella because when it is unfolded, it looks like a snake's eye, and it has also been given the meaning of ``amulet from evil spirits'', as it is shaped like the eyes of a snake used by the gods.
This umbrella pattern, which shows colorful and rhythmic movement in the midst of a blizzard of cherry blossoms, is a very auspicious pattern that looks like a scene from Kabuki.
Product size: 22 x 22 cm
Material: Outer/Lining 100% cotton
made in Japan
