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A contemporary interpretation of the traditional Japanese symbol of prosperity and fortune, the Tsukiyo no Kingyo merges time-honored tradition with eco-conscious artistry. Inspired by traditional Hinamatsuri hanging ornaments and the centuries-old practice of admiring goldfish (kingyo) from above to appreciate their beauty, these soft sculptures offer a modern twist on a classic symbol of good fortune. Handcrafted from upcycled kimono and obi fabrics, each piece is a unique blend of cultural heritage and sustainable design.

 

Available in both mini versions, which can serve as charming home accessories, key charms, or pin cushions, and larger cushions that bring cozy, positive energy to any space, the Tsukiyo no Kingyo collection is perfect for adding a meaningful touch to your home or as a thoughtful gift. Each piece is also customizable, allowing you to select from a curated range of kimono and obi fabrics in the Cloth Gallery to create a one-of-a-kind design that reflects your personal style.

 

More than just a symbol of prosperity, the Tsukiyo no Kingyo collection champions sustainability. By using recycled materials and 100% Kapok plant fiber filling, each piece is crafted with care for both the environment and the home.

 

Browse available products and explore a gallery of past work for inspiration for customization. Whether you’re looking to enhance your own space or find a unique, bespoke gift, the Tsukiyo no Kingyo offers a blend of tradition, sustainability, and personal expression.

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