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This furoshiki series was created for wrapping gifts on “Hare no Hi” – joyful and festive occasions in Japanese culture
a renowned late Edo-period artist
The breathtaking composition
the arrival of spring is eagerly anticipated
earning them poetic names such as “Seven Changes
Tenugui (Hawks) kiku This furoshiki series was createdDescription Elegant and dignified, the hawk has long been admired in Japan as a bird of strength, sharp vision, and quiet authority. Its graceful yet powerful presence gives this tenugui a striking and refined character. In Japanese tradition, hawks were closely associated with falconry, especially the goshawk, which was highly valued for its beauty and skill. The hawk is also known as one of the auspicious symbols to appear in the first dream of the
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