Kimono Fabric with Balls on Navy

Traditionally temari balls were gifted to children on New Year’s day to wish for children's happiness.

In modern Japan, temari are a symbol of both New Year and young femininity, and are a common motif on both children’s and young women’s kimono.

It is also customary to give a temari-patterned kimono to a bride as a good-luck charm, in the hope that she will be able to build a happy family.

All masks comes with a slot for your preferrred filter and nose wire for a better fit. Ear loop adjusters included too.