Amazon.co.jp: Roroom DIYブックヌークキット、DIYドールハウス本棚 。Unique Japanese folk-art ornament purchased at Tō-no-Hetsuri, a famous scenic site in Aizu, Fukushima, J PN.Shaped like nameko mushrooms growing from natural wood, this unusual piece has a distinctive glossy finish.In Japanese wordplay, kin means both “fungus” (菌) and “gold” (金). Mushrooms can therefore symbolize prosperity and good fortune.In our home, this nameko ornament represented “achieving results” and “seeing the fruits of one’s efforts.” We even created a special “Nameko Shelf” for it.An interesting collectible for enthusiasts of Japanese folk art, regional crafts, good-luck objects, and Japanese culture.Size: Base approx. 5×7cm/Height approx. 13cm.Some photos are AI-generated display images showing possible ways to display the ornament. They are for styling reference only and do not depict the actual room or surroundings. Please refer to the actual-item photographs for the ornament itself.Carefully packaged for shipping.#JapaneseFolkArt #JapaneseGoodLuck#Japanese