Special Shikishi made in Nishijin-ori. It is well-regarded for the high quality and craftsmanship of the resulting fabrics, commonly used for high-quality obi and kimono.
In Japan, the boar (known as inoshishi いのしし) carries various symbolic meanings such as Strength and Bravery. The boar is often seen as a symbol of strength and courage due to its fierce nature. In Japanese folklore, the boar is sometimes associated with good fortune, especially for the new year. It is thought that the boar can chase away evil spirits, and in some traditions, it is believed that having a boar-themed object will bring good luck and blessings. In certain shrines or as part of traditional talismans, where it is believed to protect against harm.
Also the pine tree (松, matsu) holds profound symbolism in Japanese culture, it can grow in harsh conditions, such as rocky cliffs or snowy mountains, making them a symbol of strength, fortitude, and the ability to withstand adversity.
