A traditional pattern and craftsmanship woven together, a beautiful and practical HAGAKI case
The "Pattern of Happiness" series is an original design born from combining the traditional Japanese pattern that embodies the "wish for happiness" with a textile designer.
This is a hand-dyed washi paper wrapping box case, carefully crafted one by one by artisans in Kyoto. It adds the brilliance of Japanese paper to the desk and is an ideal elegant gift.
✔ Meticulous craftsmanship: Each piece is carefully made by artisans specializing in wrapping boxes in Kyoto.
✔ Modern traditional patterns: Enjoy choosing from 6 types of patterns × 2 colors.
✔ Highly practical: Perfect for accessories, stationery cases, and small item storage.
✔ Also excellent as a high-quality gift: The "Pattern of Happiness" conveys a special thoughtfulness.
Color variations of the Seigaiha pattern pen case
Like the eternal continuing waves, the Seigaiha pattern embodies the wishes for "eternal prosperity" and "family fortune."
We designed the good motion of the waves with a modern touch, dyed in a contemporary lifestyle style.
The colors range from a gentle blue series,
to a warm brown series in two color variations.
While the colors are subdued, each has personality and is also perfect as a colorful desk item.
※ Because the paper is cut by hand, there are individual differences in the placement of the pattern. Please understand.
Fusion of trained design and craftsmanship
This wrapping box case is a special exquisite product carefully crafted one by one by Kyoto artisans specializing in wrapping boxes.
The outside uses hand-dyed washi paper, and the inside adopts a different color, allowing you to feel the brilliance the moment you open it.
We aimed for a design that makes "using it enjoyable."
A design combining storage capacity and functional beauty
The wrapping box case has a size that comfortably stores stationery such as pens, rulers, and cutters.
Because it has a solid box structure, you can protect your stationery and use it for a long time with care.
Besides stationery, it is also attractive that it can be used in many ways as an accessory or cosmetics case, sewing box, or gadget case.
You can also use it as a wrapping box for sweets, miscellaneous goods, or small items, making it a convenient gift wrapping box.
The inner color as an accent
The inner bottom is also lined with original washi paper, adding a beautiful accent when opened. The color coordination considered with the outer pattern gives a refined impression.
Thanks to delicate handiwork, smooth opening and closing is possible. You can feel the comfort every time you use it.
Elegant harmony created by the inner design
The bottom uses simple, unpatterned paper instead of hand-dyed washi paper.
While drawing out the beauty of the box, it creates a calm atmosphere that makes you enjoy the different expressions between the front and back.
The perfect balance with the front side expresses a more refined impression.
The charm of hand-dyed paper stands out in detail
The hand-dyed washi paper used in this HAGAKI case is an original of Fuwa Market. It is carefully hand-crafted by skilled artisans who specialize in washi paper dyeing in Kyoto.
Thanks to traditional techniques, the deep color and unique texture are captivating. When you look at the raw paper, you can feel the delicate layering of colors unique to hand-dyed paper.
Subtle gradations and nuances created by the craftsmanship express a one-of-a-kind beauty.
By carefully dyeing each sheet, a depth and warmth emerge that cannot be expressed by simple printing alone.
Every detail is carefully crafted, bringing out the beauty of Japanese washi paper. Each time you use it, you can feel the meaning of Japanese craftsmanship and traditional patterns.
The atmosphere created by the artisans’ handiwork is warm and charming. Please experience this charm and warmth.
Wishes and prayers woven into the traditional pattern
[Seigaiha Pattern]
The infinite waves symbolize abundance
Large rolling waves and small calm waves. The Seigaiha pattern is a layered pop design like overlapping waves.
For people living near the sea around the world, the ocean is a great source of motivation, and this design can be seen not only in Japan but also in Egypt, Persia, and elsewhere.
The pattern also appears in the Heian period in the "Genji Monogatari" and was popular among commoners during the Edo period.
The rich blessings and infinite symbols are loved as a good motif for new beginnings and are often given as gifts for weddings and housewarmings.
“Pattern of Happiness” Series Lineup
In the “Pattern of Happiness” series by Fuwa Market, we offer modern designs inspired by six types of traditional patterns.
・Gingko Pattern (Gingko’s flame, calling for good luck)
・Ichimatsu Pattern (checkered Ichimatsu, traditional beauty)
・Ume Pattern (plum blossom for health and disaster prevention)
・Seigaiha Pattern (infinite waves symbolizing abundance)
・Nanten Pattern (Nandina for warding off evil)
・Matsu Pattern (pine as a symbol of prosperity)
Please choose your favorite pattern and brighten your desk area with a splash of Japanese color.
“Craftsmanship × Traditional Patterns” – Perfect as a carefully made gift or present
The “Pattern of Happiness” series features special designs that incorporate Japanese traditional patterns expressing wishes. They are beloved as precious presents and are elegant gifts that convey a Japanese spirit.
・Birthday presents for friends and family
・Celebrations for those starting a new life, such as school entrance, graduation, or new job
・Gifts for Mother’s Day expressing gratitude
・Thank-you gifts and small tokens of appreciation
・Souvenirs for overseas visitors
・Celebrations for respect for the aged day, longevity celebrations, retirement celebrations, and memorial days
Currently, all six series are available!
Gingko / Nanten / Ichimatsu / Ume / Matsu
Why not select your favorite design and bring Japanese colors into your daily life?
[Product Details]
・Size (approx.): Width 16cm (6.29 inch) × Length 12cm (4.72 inch) × Height 4cm (1.57 inch)
・Weight (approx.): 130g
・Material: Hand-dyed Japanese paper, paper (undyed)
・Place of production: Japan (Kyoto)
[Precautions]
The Japanese paper used in this product is hand-dyed by craftsmen in Kyoto, one sheet at a time. Therefore, small white spots or slight color variations may be visible.
These characteristics are inherent to handmade products, so please understand this before purchasing.
