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The Japanese Art of Impermanence by Andrew Juniper brings the beauty of the imperfect into focus
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and during the summer has an additional feature of preventing the fabric from sticking to you when you perspire
Leather handle
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Charm, Kami Series, Kukurihime No Kami 19-13-1823 The Japanese Art of ImpermanenceAcross Japan, these teabag shaped charms or omamori can be found at Shinto shrines or temples. The charms have a prayer or blessing written inside them and are wrapped in fabric and meant to not be opened. They offer a particular type of luck, blessing, or protection and can be attached to backpacks or purses. This series of charms are dedicated to a particular Shinto deity or Kami and feature a unique art style. Kukurihime is a Shinto goddess and