Moon Festival Rabbit Battledore (light)

Moon Festival Rabbit Battledore (light)

Tsukimi (the Japanese moon-viewing tradition) is a seasonal custom of admiring the autumn moon.

The best-known observance, Jugoya (十五夜), traditionally falls on the fifteenth night of the eighth month of the old lunar calendar.  Seasonal foods and susuki (Japanese pampas grass) are often displayed while enjoying the beauty of the moon and giving thanks for the harvest.

Materials:  Vintage Japanese silk kimono fabric (chirimen), wooden hagoita, polyester filling

Size:  Approximately 10.75 inches x 4.5 inches

Care & Caution:
This item is made with delicate vintage fabric.  Colors may transfer if exposed to moisture.  Please keep dry and do not wash.

Due to the handmade nature of this item and the use of vintage materials, slight variations, small marks, or imperfections may be present.  Each piece is one of a kind.

Colors may appear slightly different depending on your screen settings.

Please handle with care and avoid excessive force or pulling.

This item is intended for decorative use and is not a toy.