Shugi-bukuro Japanese Traditional Money Envelope Kotobuki Fuji Large Format | sg-238

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Shugi-bukuro Japanese Traditional Money Envelope Kotobuki Fuji Large Format | sg-238With strips of paper and a blank envelope. Size : 195 x 125mm A high class large sized gift bag made from high quality Japanese paper (Washi paper). This special money envelope can hold up to 100($100. 000) new bills. As a guide, the number of bills to be put in is $30. 000 to $50. 000. Shugi bukuro (: A gift money envelope) is a traditional Japanese decorative envelope used when giving money as a wedding celebration. You should give them a new bill

You will be sent in reply to the person who gave the New Year's card without knowing that you are in mourning

Origin: Japan

This bag (多当袋: Tato-bukuro) is made by folding a piece of paper

You can use it for your favorite purposes such as message cards and notepads

Size : 95 x 65mm

This special money envelope can hold up to 100 new bills ( Up to $100

Compared to general inks

making them ideal for wrapping

You will send it as an apology to the other party who has issued a New Year's card without knowing that you are in mourning

All of them are supervised by Fujico Hashimoto

Please note that the frame is not necessarily the same as the image on the site

This postcard is a mid-winter greeting card sent from "Marunouchi" (松の内 : January 1st to 7th) until the beginning of the spring (Around February 4th)