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A passage of Japanese

Water without moonlight is another name for June in the old yellow calendar.

な in Japanese does not mean nothingness here, but "virtue". The word "Shuiyue" comes from the word "need to water the fields". Just like the word "like rain" in Japanese, the Japanese place their incomparable elegance in the rain and express it by rendering and contrasting this clear sense of season.

Japanese paper is painted with colorful Ajisai, with a woman holding an umbrella in the background.

Sunshine dolls and snails are painted on Japanese paper, which is a kind of Japanese paper decoration with a soft atmosphere.

Combine ink and paper organically. This is an original special paper decoration.

Fully embodies the characteristics of ink, water absorption, ink fragrance.

And it also has a specialty, which can decompose and dilute the formaldehyde problem in the new house.

This is frog paste made of ink and paper.

How cute the frog with the eggplant umbrella looks!

This is a paper decoration that combines loveliness with practicality.