金沢箔 うららか 手鏡 Kanazawa Gold Leaf Hand Mirror – Uraraka

Over 99% of Japan’s gold leaf is made in Kanazawa.

Its history dates back more than 400 years to the Kaga Domain era, where artisans refined their techniques under limited conditions and passed them down through generations.

This piece features lucky motifs like the fan symbolizing prosperity, plum blossoms and cherry blossoms heralding spring, and a loving pair of birds.

Kanazawa foil’s soft glow quietly enhances the meaning behind each design.

The gold is beaten to an astonishing thickness of just 1/10,000th of a millimeter—a material born only from exceptional skill and local climate.That accumulated time and effort gives this hand mirror its refined depth and presence.