Kintsuna-inspired design: Represents purity and sacredness, inspired by temple danjiri carts and shimenawa ropes
Handcrafted uniqueness: Each piece is made to order for a one-of-a-kind accessory
Durable construction: Designed for long-lasting wear and frequent events
Special order capability: Custom colors available for personalized style
Summarized by Shop
Junction Produce Kintsuna:
The tsuna was used to adorn the danjiri "carts" at the entrance of the temple (what Danjirir's are made to appear like). The term is taken from the word Shimenawa (also used in Sumo to signify Yokozunas), which was a large rope hung above the entrance to shinto temples to signify a pure and sacred place (they we
Material
Not specified
Design
Kintsuna (tsuna) shape
Category
Necklaces
Refund Policy
No refunds or exchanges on Junction Produce items
Color Options
Standard colors available, custom orders available