Description

The “chidori” (plover) motif, often shown flying over waves, is considered auspicious in Japanese culture. It symbolizes a harmonious relationship and family safety, as it represents overcoming life’s waves together.
The word “chidori” also sounds like “taking a thousand,” which conveys wishes for success and the achievement of goals. This design is perfect for celebratory gift wrapping—especially for weddings, academic milestones, or good luck in exams and certifications.

Rayon Chirimen Koyomi
Rayon chirimen (crape) was originally developed to mimic the look and feel of silk. Compared to polyester crape, it offers a softer touch and a more refined appearance. Made from regenerated cellulose derived from wood pulp, it features a gentle sheen that gives it a luxurious, traditional look. It is wrinkle-resistant, slightly stretchy, and easy to tie—making it perfect for wrapping wine bottles and other elegant gifts.

Product Details

Dimensions : 68 x 68 cm
Weight : 90g
Material : 100% Rayon
Made in Japan