Kikko Long Table Runner CATEGORY_Natsume It is said that this

It is said that this dish was first made in the latter half of the Edo period (1603-1867) to entertain the lord of the Fukui domain

the moon's craters resemble a rabbit

Its size and shape make it ideal for serving appetizers

The gorgeous platter features hibiscus flowers painted on its entire surface

Available in two colors

Kikko Long Table Runner CATEGORY_Natsume It is said that thisThis kikko long table runner showcases exquisite Japanese craftsmanship, adding elegance to any setting. Use it alone or with a tablecloth, or place it on a sideboard, chest, or bed to enhance the space. The kikko pattern, named for its resemblance to a tortoise shell, symbolizes longevity. Often combined with other motifs within a hexagonal shape, it has been used for centuries in clothing and furnishings as a good omen. In Japan, the turtle is