Ornamental pendants

Abstract

This item is a hanging ornament inspired by the dynamic movement of the Haneto dancers (Haneto) of the Nebuta Festival. The mottled string, shown hanging from the left side of the front view (right side of the back view), can be worn diagonally over the shoulder or around the waist, as shown in the [Reference Front View Showing How It's Used], making it suitable as a decorative accent piece for everyday clothing. The decorative portion of the item, excluding the mottled string, is attached to clothing, swinging freely and swaying with body movement. It also features a bell that rings, just like the Haneto dancers of the Nebuta Festival. The loud bells also serve as a bear repellent. Meanwhile, when attached to a bag, key chain, compact camera, or cell phone via the metal ring at the top, the mottled string also functions as part of the ornament (accessory), allowing it to be used as a hanging ornament for a variety of decorative items.

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