Celebrate the charm of Japan’s folk traditions with this beautifully handcrafted Hariko Omikuji Ornament. Made using the harie (貼り絵) technique, a traditional Japanese method of layering washi paper to create lightweight yet sturdy forms, this delicate piece evokes a sense of nostalgia while embodying the craftsmanship of Kyoto.

Each ornament has been individually blessed at Kyoto’s Higashiyama Manzoku Inari Shrine (京都東山?満足稲荷神社), offering a meaningful connection to Japan’s spiritual heritage. Hidden inside is a tiny omikuji (fortune slip)—a traditional way to receive guidance or luck for the future. Once opened, the ornament can be displayed as a decorative piece, bringing good fortune and cultural beauty to any space.

Steeped in history and artistry, this Hariko Omikuji Ornament makes a thoughtful gift or keepsake, adding the warmth of Japanese craftsmanship to daily life.

■ The Maker
Kyoto Karasuma Roku-Hichido (京都烏丸六七堂) is a brand dedicated to celebrating Japan’s four seasons and traditional customs through the art of paper craft. By blending time-honoured washi paper techniques with a contemporary aesthetic, they create stationery and ornaments that enrich everyday life with warmth and nostalgia.

Rooted in Kyoto’s long-standing paper-making traditions, the brand is a project by Uemura Paper, a company that has been serving customers since 1912. Their expertise in Japanese washi paper is reflected in every carefully crafted item, which serves not only as a medium for communication but also as a symbol of connection and thoughtful expression.

As the whole piece is handmade in Japan, slight irregularities in size and colour might occur and reflect the nature of the artisan product.

■ What's included? One (1) Ornament in a box

■ Made In Japan

■ Size: 4.5 cm x 4.5 cm X 4 cm (height)

■ Material: Awa Washi Paper?

■ Each one comes with a handmade box, great as a gift?