Iwai-Tori Knot - Good Luck

The Iwai-Tori Knot is a charming symbol of good luck, intricately designed to resemble a rooster, long regarded as a "messenger of the gods" in Japanese culture. This delightful ornament has been cherished since ancient times and is believed to bring prosperity and success in business, embodying the notion of "bringing in the rooster." Traditionally displayed in homes and workplaces, the Iwai-Tori Knot serves as both a decorative piece and a meaningful talisman, inspiring hope and abundance. Place it in your space as a celebration of good fortune and a reminder of the blessings that come from embracing opportunity.

This piece is crafted using Warazaiku, the traditional Japanese art of creating straw crafts. Rooted in centuries-old techniques, Warazaiku transforms natural materials into intricate forms that resonate with cultural and spiritual significance. Each Iwai-Tori Knot is a testament to the skill and dedication of Takubo’s artisans, who breathe new life into these ancient practices. Display it in your home or office as a celebration of good luck and as a tribute to the beauty of craftsmanship and tradition.

• Origin: Made in Japan
• Material: Rice Straw
• Dimensions: 35 cm x 20 cm / 13.7 in x 7.8 in
• Care Instructions: To maintain the beauty of your Iwai-Tori Knot, avoid direct sunlight, as prolonged exposure can cause the straw to fade or become brittle. Keep it dry and away from high humidity or water sources to prevent mold and discoloration. Gently dust with a soft brush or dry cloth, avoiding water or cleaning solutions, and handle with care to preserve the intricate design and structure. Following these steps will help ensure your Iwai-Tori Knot remains a cherished symbol of good luck and prosperity for years to come.