This traditional gift envelope with a delicate floral pattern is perfect for congratulations and monetary gifts, especially for weddings, New Year celebrations, or other festive occasions.
A special highlight is the mizuhiki, a traditional knot. The Awaji knot used here is a traditional Japanese knot consisting of two loops, symbolizing “connection” and “unity.” It is often used on festive occasions such as weddings to symbolize the wish for a stable and harmonious union.
The envelope contains several inserts (tanzaku) to choose from: · 寿 (Kotobuki) – for weddings and festive occasions · 御祝 (Oiwai) – for general congratulations such as births, promotions, or anniversaries · Blank – for personal dedications
The money is placed in the white inner envelope and inserted into the envelope with the appropriate Tanzaku. You can write your name in the lower section so that the recipient knows who the gift is from.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 105 x 185mm
Material: Paper
This traditional gift envelope with a delicate floral pattern is perfect for congratulations and monetary gifts, especially for weddings, New Year celebrations, or other festive occasions.
A special highlight is the mizuhiki, a traditional knot. The Awaji knot used here is a traditional Japanese knot consisting of two loops, symbolizing “connection” and “unity.” It is often used on festive occasions such as weddings to symbolize the wish for a stable and harmonious union.
The envelope contains several inserts (tanzaku) to choose from: · 寿 (Kotobuki) – for weddings and festive occasions · 御祝 (Oiwai) – for general congratulations such as births, promotions, or anniversaries · Blank – for personal dedications
The money is placed in the white inner envelope and inserted into the envelope with the appropriate Tanzaku. You can write your name in the lower section so that the recipient knows who the gift is from.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 105 x 185mm
Material: Paper
A special highlight is the mizuhiki, a traditional knot. The Awaji knot used here is a traditional Japanese knot consisting of two loops, symbolizing “connection” and “unity.” It is often used on festive occasions such as weddings to symbolize the wish for a stable and harmonious union.
The envelope contains several inserts (tanzaku) to choose from:
· 寿 (Kotobuki) – for weddings and festive occasions
· 御祝 (Oiwai) – for general congratulations such as births, promotions, or anniversaries
· Blank – for personal dedications
The money is placed in the white inner envelope and inserted into the envelope with the appropriate Tanzaku. You can write your name in the lower section so that the recipient knows who the gift is from.