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Gorgeous black based furisode with takaramono (or takarazukushi), an ancient auspicious pattern representing luck-bringing treasures symbols (check this chart by Nadeshico Rin for more details).
I love how the hagoromo (heavenly feathered robe) motif is placed to drape on wearer's back, with its "tail" feathers flowing up front!
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Little draw of Erkopon marching to his death against General Takaramono (thanks again to @patapon-donchaka for letting me draw her, it was really fun to use her to torture erkopon...).
Takaramono - Tanaka Reina
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Disrepaired antique obi with a fantastic colorful takarazukushi (luck-bringing treasures) among bamboo over a cloudy black ground. The treasures featured here are:
uchide no kozuchi (lucky mallet)
kinnô (treasure pouch)
magatama (comma-shaped jewel)
sango (coral)
chôji (stylized clove)
hôkan ("precious scrolls")
This one would need a lot of work (mold stains+gold thread couching in a mess) to be restored to its former glory, but that pattern and colors would be so worthy of the extra work!
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Springy outfit, pairing a fresh blue green kimono with takarazukushi (assorted treasures) some with raden (abalone mother of pearl) inlays, and a lovely tsujigahana (shibori flowers) obi
Chic modern houmongi with all season flowers (sakura, kiku, tachibana) and golden fans over arare (hail) ground, paired with a regal fukuro obi with takaramono (lucky treasures), flowers and lucky symbols. The glittering raden (mother of pearl inlays) must look amazing irl.
The takaramono or takarazukushi are usually the:
Uchide no Kodzuchi (lucky mallet)
Fundo (counterweight)
Kinno (treasure pouch)
Kakuregasa (hat of invisibility)
Kakuremino (robe of invisibility) or hagoromo (heavenly feathered robe)
Makimono (scrolls of knowledge)
Shippo (geometrical shape representing jewels and precious metal)
High grade boy miyamairi kimono (called ubugi or haregi) depicting a rising dragon (shôryû) joyfully gliding among sacred treasures over raging waves. The rising dragon and treasures are auspicious designs hoping for good health and success.
The design was created by Taiyoukyo founder:
