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Frogs are traditional Japanese lucky charms that bring good luck and prosperity.


In Japanese culture, frogs are considered to symbolize good luck and abundance. As they live near water, they are associated with a rich life and prosperity. The word "kaeru" (frog) sounds similar to the Japanese word for "frog," and it carries with it the wish for family ties and the return of wealth, which is one of the reasons why they are popular as lucky charms.

Using the Representative Ibaraki Stone, Domestically Produced Granite


Makabe stone is granite quarried in the Makabe district of Sakurai City, Ibaraki Prefecture. This area has long been known as a source of high-quality granite, and was known as "Hitachi Ko Mikage" until the Meiji period. It is the stone material used in Akasaka Imperial Villa, and is known as a representative of domestically produced Mikage, especially in the Kanto region. It is characterized by a gentle bluish color that deepens with age. The appeal of Makabe stone is that it is resistant to weathering, but develops a unique character the more it is used. Although it does not absorb water easily, it has good drainage and the beautiful stone grain can be enjoyed for many years.


Specifications


Material: Ibaraki Prefecture's Makabe
Height: 13.5 cm
Width: 21 cm
Depth: 29 cm
Weight: 9 kg

Usage Precautions



Due to its weight, when lifting, please ensure to hold it firmly with both hands.
As stone is prone to chipping, exercise caution to prevent it from hitting other objects.

We also accept custom-made stone products. Please feel free to inquire and discuss your preferences through our contact form.
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