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“May the wish I wrote on this strip of paper come true.” That desire can now be worn on the body with this jewelry.

TANZAKU Hand-Woven Jewelry

Craft Type: 28Tokyo Chokin

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Passion and Dedication of the Craftsman

TANZAKU hand-woven jewelry was developed based on the motif of the tanzaku, the strips of paper used to write wishes on in the Tanabata Festival. Within the tanzaku-shaped parts of each item is arrow-feather braiding inspired by the arrows that pierce a wish. A variety of jewelry created through the fusion of the latest casting technology with the traditional techniques of wire drawing, hand weaving, soldering, and hinges. The bracelet is designed to both look impressive and have a clasp that is easy to use. The collection also includes rings, earrings, and pendants designed around a single tanzaku element.


Craft Description

Product Name TANZAKU Hand-Woven Jewelry
Craftsman Name Higaki Engraving Crafts
Craft Type 28Tokyo Chokin
Variations 6 Variations
Bracelet (1) A/(2) B
Ring
(3) C
Pendant
(4) D
(5) E
Earrings
(6) F
Materials 925 silver
Sizes 6 Variations
(1) A: 174 x 13mm
(2) B: 185 x 11mm
(3) C: 25 x 6.5 x 1.5mm
(4) D: 26 x 6.5mm
(5) E: 26 x 11mm
(6) F: 26 x 6.5mm
Suggested Retail Price (incl. tax) (1) A: 148,500 yen
(2) B: 126,500 yen
(3) C: 29,700 yen
(4) D: 24,200 yen
(5) E: 29,700 yen
(6) F: 36,300 yen

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