Tsukiyo no Kingyo is a contemporary interpretation of Japan’s goldfish — a timeless symbol of prosperity and good fortune. Its soft sculpture is inspired by Hinamatsuri hanging ornaments and the centuries-old art of stitching figures from cloth.

 

Each piece is handcrafted in Japan from upcycled kimono and obi, blending tradition with sustainable design. No two are ever the same — each Kingyo carries its own story through fabric, texture, and detail.

 

Available in mini and custom sizes, they serve as keepsakes of care — gentle presences for quiet spaces.

 

More than a symbol of prosperity, Tsukiyo no Kingyo is an act of renewal — cloth once worn, continuing its story in new form.

 

For something more personal, explore the Cloth Archive to begin your own creation.