Wind chimes by Shinohara Maruyoshi Fuurin
Edo Fuurin
When you hear the word wind chime, many summer patterns such as goldfish, fireworks, and morning glory come to mind, but in reality, each one is basically meaningful. Here, I will introduce the meaning of wind chimes with photos. In addition, it is currently possible to translate into 4 languages, so overseas people can also see it.
Various Edo Fuurin
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Some Edo wind chimes have different sizes and shapes, and in the photo, they are called small circle type, new child circle, and bell type from the left. The sound differs depending on the shape and size. The small circle type and Shinko circle produce a light sound, and the bell type produces a deep sound.
If you come to the store, please listen and compare.
Wealth & Fortune
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    Three goldfish
    Like carp, goldfish are said to climb to the heavens and become dragons, and are auspicious goldfish in Feng Shui.
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    Oval on the turnip
    Turnips can also be written as Ietomi (houses are rich), so it has been said that eating them will make you money. An oval is drawn on the other side of the turnip.
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    White beckoning cat (ski)
    It is a pattern with a beckoning cat on the front and an oval on the back. The white beckoning cat is said to bring good luck.
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    White beckoning cat
    The whole surface is the beckoning cat wind chime. The white beckoning cat is said to bring good luck
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    Pine treasure ship
    It is a stylish pattern called Edo's judgment picture that expresses the act of "waiting" for the arrival of a treasure ship using a picture of "pine (waiting)".
  • Achieving Goals
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    Swallow on willow
    Yanagi swallow is a traditional pattern that makes you feel the arrival of early summer. It is also said that swallows bring good luck when they build a nest in their house.
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    Fireworks on Mt. Fuji
    Mt. Fuji is a symbol of spreading (developing forever), and fireworks are meant to protect against evil.
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    White-eye on plum
    Plum blossoms are a symbol of longevity due to the very long life of the tree, and together with the Japanese white-eye, represent a beautiful harmony.
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    Fortune Daruma
    Daruma is a very auspicious pattern because a monk named Bodhidharma Daishi tried to practice thoroughly until his limbs rotted and tried to master the path, meaning that he would achieve his goal without losing difficulties.
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    Jinbe shark
    Whale sharks are said to be big catches when they appear, also known as "Ebisu fish". This product expresses the pattern of the sea with blue glass grains.
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    Kingfisher on lotus
    The lotus makes beautiful flowers bloom even in muddy water, so it means that you can live strongly without being dyed in any environment. A kingfisher is a bird with a beautiful back color that reliably catches its prey, which means that it achieves its goal.
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    Feng Shui Six Black Goldfish
    There is a feng shui that says "buy six black goldfish in a room where the whole family gathers" in the rise of family luck, and it is a wind chime pattern. Recommended for those who are making efforts.
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    Black goldfish (gold)
    There is a feng shui that says "buy six black goldfish in a room where the whole family gathers" in the rise of family luck, and it is a wind chime pattern. Recommended for those who are making efforts.
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    Dragonfly
    The dragonfly is a good design for the game. The warlords of the Warring States period called it "Katsumushi" because it was brave to move forward.
  • Good Health
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    Amabie A
    Amabie is a youkai that emerged from the sea during the Edo period, and it is said that if you look at a copy of it, it will cure the plague.
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    camellia
    It is a flower that people who want to have a long life and are beautiful because it has a long life and is clean and the flowers are beautiful even after it is scattered.
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    Frog
    Frogs are very auspicious creatures because they have good puns and have the meaning of "returning safely" and "returning fortune."
  • Protection from Evil
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    Akatama florets
    It is a beautiful pattern that contrasts red and white with white flowers drawn like a pattern on a red background. It also has the meaning of warding off evil, and is especially recommended for spaces with a lot of greenery.
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    ghost
    It is a demon wind chime with horns. Oni are treated as scary by nature, but as a lucky charm, they have the meaning of warding off evil spirits.
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    fireworks
    Fireworks have the meaning of "amulet" to drive away bad things and "requiescats" to heal the souls of the dead.
  • Seasonal Flowers
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    Iris
    Ayame pattern with beautiful iris color, which is in full bloom from early May.
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    hydrangea
    A wind chime with two-colored hydrangeas drawn on both sides. Hydrangea is a beautiful familiar flower that begins to bloom during the rainy season.
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    Asagao (blue)
    The morning glory has an auspicious meaning as a symbol of the encounter between Hikoboshi and Orihimeboshi in Tanabata. In addition, it is a beautiful flower that is rich in color and colors summer.
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    Asagao (pink)
    The morning glory has an auspicious meaning as a symbol of the encounter between Hikoboshi and Orihimeboshi in Tanabata. In addition, it is a beautiful flower that is rich in color and colors summer.
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    sunflower
    It is a sunflower pattern that rejuvenates people's hearts with its large petals in the summer. Three sunflowers are drawn all over the wind chime
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    Wisteria flowers
    Wisteria flowers are written in Japanese poems such as Manyoshu and have been loved by Japanese people for a long time. The hanging tufted flowers are a good match for decorating as a wind chime.
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    Platycodon
    Kikyo is a flower that reaches the flowering season from June to September and is popular as the seven herbs of autumn with its dignified appearance. It is a flower that is also popular as a Chinese medicine.
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    Swallows on wisteria flowers
    It is a picture of two swallows flying around against the background of wisteria flowers. The contrast between the gorgeous wisteria and the brilliant black swallow is a beautiful pattern.
  • Kiriko (Cut Glass)
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    Kiriko (red)
    A Kiriko wind chime with the thin glass surface of the wind chime cut. The colors that make you feel the dusk are beautiful.
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    Kiriko (light blue)
    A wind chime with a goldfish or dragonfly pattern cut on the surface of the wind chime. The pattern cut on the light blue glass comes out beautifully.
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    Kiriko (orange)
    Goldfish etc. are cut on the surface of the orange wind chime with gradation, and it is a wind chime with an atmosphere that feels twilight.
  • Cute Animals
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    Chappy
    Chappy is a dog that I used to buy at Maruyoshi Wind Chime, and the one that is brown only around one eye is a cute dog.
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    Medaka
    A medaka that swims in a stream is drawn on the wind chime, and it is a pattern that reminds us of the old-fashioned scene of Japanese people.
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    Red panda
    The face pattern and tail pattern are all adorable red pandas. A tail is also drawn on the other side of the wind chime.
  • Shinkomaru & Bell-Shaped Wind Chimes
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    Kikyo (bell)
    The picture of the bellflower is drawn with a bell-shaped length and margins.
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    Six goldfish
    It is a picture of six goldfish swimming around in a bell-shaped wind chime. It is a pattern that makes you feel a calm atmosphere compared to the pattern of three goldfish.
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    Blue Kiriko (bell)
    It is a bell type of blue kiriko made using blue glass. The figure of a dragonfly flying gracefully is drawn.
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    Ryukin
    It is called Ryukin because it came to Satsuma from China via Ryukyu (Okinawa) in the Edo period, and it is a goldfish pattern with an elegant silhouette.
  • Fukin (Long-Shaped Wind Chimes)
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    Six Goldfish (Organ)
    It is drawn in an elongated wind harp like six goldfish swimming.