Description

Hagi (bush clover) is a plant that symbolizes autumn in Japan and is one of the "Seven Flowers of Autumn" (Aki no Nanakusa). It belongs to the legume family and is a deciduous shrub that blooms from August to October. The small, butterfly-shaped flowers of hagi come in colors such as purple, pink, and white. The flowers bloom densely along slender branches, creating a beautiful, gentle sway in the wind.
Hagi has been celebrated in Japanese literature, including traditional waka poetry and haiku, for centuries, representing the essence of autumn. 

By simply inserting this rod into the top and bottom of a tenugui, you can easily create a tapestry.