Peach Blossom Ornament

上巳の節句 (Momo no Sekku) is a traditional Japanese celebration dedicated to purification and the removal of misfortune. Since ancient times, the peach has been believed to carry protective power. It is said that when peach blossoms bloom, negative spirits disappear. For this reason, peach branches are used in Shinto purification rituals, including the sacred ōharae ceremony.

Inspired by this tradition, each peach blossom in this piece is individually hand-dyed in washi paper, carefully shaped and assembled to create a full, abundant bloom. The result is a vibrant expression of the peach in its peak season - a symbol of protection and renewal.

Finished with a vermilion tassel, a colour long associated with warding off evil, this piece is designed as a wall hanging ornament. It brings both seasonal beauty and cultural meaning into the space - protective, deeply traditional, and entirely handcrafted.

A timeless artisan piece for a home that value authenticity, craftsmanship and quiet beauty.

Details
Size: 30 cm 
Each petal is individually handcrafted and finished with hand-painted floral detailing
Handcrafted in Kamakura using traditional Japanese washi paper.