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WDH Co.,Ltd.
| Address | 3-2-4 1F-A matsumicho kanagawaku Yokohama Kanagawa, JAPAN ZIP:221-0005 |
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| Representative Name | KOJI KAWANA |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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WDH Animal Good Luck Morishio Crane and Turtle Set Crane/Gold*Turtle/Silver
 Original text before translation
WDH 動物縁起もりしお 鶴亀セット 鶴/金・亀/銀
(WDH-0027)
JAN:4589699950415
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(WDH-0027)
JAN:4589699950415
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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WDH Animal Good Luck Morishio Crane and Turtle Set Crane/Gold*Turtle/Silver
Original text before translation
WDH 動物縁起もりしお 鶴亀セット 鶴/金・亀/銀
(WDH-0027)
JAN:4589699950415
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(WDH-0027)
JAN:4589699950415
Wholesale Price: Members Only
4 pcs /set
In Stock
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About 1 week
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| Dimensions |
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Plate:W93×D83×H20mm
Morishio bowl: φ47 x H50mm Paper box:W185×D97×H87mm |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Plate:White porcelain
MORISHIO ware:White porcelain Package: Individual Packaging
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| Ancient custom [morishio] and auspicious animals for good health *Business prosperity Morishio is made in Mizunami City, Gifu Prefecture, one of the largest ceramic production centers in Japan. [Morishio" is a traditional Japanese custom of placing a "morishio" on either side of the door or inside the house to bring good luck, purify the body, and ward off bad luck, as well as to bring prosperity, good fortune, and good health to all visitors. Nowadays, they are placed not only at the front door, but also around the water in the toilet and bathroom, and in the bedroom, and can be easily incorporated into daily life by replacing them twice a month (1 day * 15 days). The transparent white porcelain bowls are made of carefully blended raw materials, and the morishio vessels (molds for making morishio) are polished one by one by skilled hands to create a rough finish that looks as if it has been heaped with salt. The plates are shaped like animals believed to bring good luck, and the shading gives them a three-dimensional look. *The meaning of each animal *Crane: [A crane is said to live for a thousand years] and to be a symbol of longevity and good relations between a husband and wife. *Tortoise: The hexagonal shape of the tortoise's shell symbolizes good omens, longevity, and good fortune. *Owl: The owl, which is actually written "owl" in Chinese characters, is also known as the "basket of good fortune" or "no hardship," and its ability to turn its head allows it to see its surroundings, making it a symbol for improved learning and prosperous business. *Rabbit: The rabbit jumps forward, which is a symbol of good luck, combining the image of "moon" and "luck". *Carp: It is said that the carp that climbed up the waterfall transformed into a dragon, and like the carp streamer, it is a symbol of success and success in life. *Neko: Cats have long been loved by people and are said to have special powers. [As represented by the "beckoning cat," it is a symbol that invites good fortune. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Nov.10th 2025 to Jan.12th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Oct.23rd 2025 to Oct.27th 2025 |
| EMS | From Oct.22nd 2025 to Oct.27th 2025 |
| Pantos Express | From Oct.24th 2025 to Oct.29th 2025 |
| DHL | From Oct.22nd 2025 to Oct.24th 2025 |
| UPS | From Oct.22nd 2025 to Oct.24th 2025 |
| FedEx | From Oct.22nd 2025 to Oct.24th 2025 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
[How to use]
1. Fill a morishio container (cone-shaped) with salt using a spoon or other utensil. 2. Press the salt in lightly with your finger or the back of the spoon until the salt is fully grated. 3. Turn the morishio plate over and place it on top of the morishio bowl. 4. Gently pull up the morishio dish. *Use [coarse salt] for the salt. Ideally, change the morishio every day, but replace it with a new one at least twice a month (1 day * 15 days). When you have finished using the salt, please do not reuse it, but rather promptly flush it away in the kitchen or bathroom. |
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Morishio is made in Mizunami City, Gifu Prefecture, one of the largest ceramic production centers in Japan.
[Morishio" is a traditional Japanese custom of placing a "morishio" on either side of the door or inside the house to bring good luck, purify the body, and ward off bad luck, as well as to bring prosperity, good fortune, and good health to all visitors.
Nowadays, they are placed not only at the front door, but also around the water in the toilet and bathroom, and in the bedroom, and can be easily incorporated into daily life by replacing them twice a month (1 day * 15 days).
The transparent white porcelain bowls are made of carefully blended raw materials, and the morishio vessels (molds for making morishio) are polished one by one by skilled hands to create a rough finish that looks as if it has been heaped with salt.
The plates are shaped like animals believed to bring good luck, and the shading gives them a three-dimensional look.
*The meaning of each animal
*Crane: [A crane is said to live for a thousand years] and to be a symbol of longevity and good relations between a husband and wife.
*Tortoise: The hexagonal shape of the tortoise's shell symbolizes good omens, longevity, and good fortune.
*Owl: The owl, which is actually written "owl" in Chinese characters, is also known as the "basket of good fortune" or "no hardship," and its ability to turn its head allows it to see its surroundings, making it a symbol for improved learning and prosperous business.
*Rabbit: The rabbit jumps forward, which is a symbol of good luck, combining the image of "moon" and "luck".
*Carp: It is said that the carp that climbed up the waterfall transformed into a dragon, and like the carp streamer, it is a symbol of success and success in life.
*Neko: Cats have long been loved by people and are said to have special powers. [As represented by the "beckoning cat," it is a symbol that invites good fortune.
日本屈指の陶磁器産地である岐阜県瑞浪市において作られた動物縁起もりしお。
「もりしお」とは、玄関の両脇や家の中に置き、商売繁盛や千客万来、無病息災などの縁起担ぎや幸運を招くための浄化、厄除けなど日本に古くから伝わる風習です。
今では玄関だけではなく、トイレや浴室の水周りや寝室などに置き、月に2回（1日・15日）の交換で手軽に日常生活へ取り入れることができます。
透明感のある白磁器は原料の配合にこだわったものを使い、もりしお器（もりしおを作る型）は素地を一つ一つ熟練の手によって磨き、まるで塩を盛ったようにも見えるざらつきのある仕上げ。
また、お皿には縁起が良いとされる動物を形取り、陰影によって立体感のある表情に仕上げています。
■各動物が持つ意味合い
●鶴 ：「鶴は千年」や夫婦仲が良く一生を連れ添うと言われ、長寿や仲良きことの象徴となっています。
●亀：「亀は万年」や甲羅の模様が六角形であることから吉兆図形な長寿や金運の象徴となっています。
●梟(ふくろう)：実際に漢字では「梟」と書きますが、福籠（福が籠る）、不苦労（苦労知らず）とも呼ばれ、また首が回ることから周囲がよく見えるなど学問向上や商売繁盛の象徴となっています。
●兎：前に向かって飛び跳ね、イメージでもある「月」と「ツキ」をかけて幸運の象徴となっています。
●鯉：滝を登った鯉が龍へと変化したと言われ、鯉のぼり同様、立身出世や成功の象徴となっています。
●猫：古くから人々に愛され、特別な力を持っていると言われている猫。 「招き猫」に代表されるように福を招く象徴となっています。