Kappa Lapel Pins Yokai associated with water whose folklore is found throughout Japan. At Sumida River, there is a story that Kappa was caught as it was trying to drag a horse into the water to use its tail hair for fishing. Yoshiwara and other places favored Kappa because it brings people into the water, or into there business.
Kappa Lapel Pins Yokai associated with water whose folklore is found throughout Japan. At Sumida River, there is a story that Kappa was caught as it was trying to drag a horse into the water to use its tail hair for fishing. Yoshiwara and other places favored Kappa because it brings people into the water, or into there business.
Kappa Lapel Pins Yokai associated with water whose folklore is found throughout Japan. At Sumida River, there is a story that Kappa was caught as it was trying to drag a horse into the water to use its tail hair for fishing. Yoshiwara and other places favored Kappa because it brings people into the water, or into there business.
Kappa Lapel Pins Yokai associated with water whose folklore is found throughout Japan. At Sumida River, there is a story that Kappa was caught as it was trying to drag a horse into the water to use its tail hair for fishing. Yoshiwara and other places favored Kappa because it brings people into the water, or into there business.
Kappa Lapel Pins Yokai associated with water whose folklore is found throughout Japan. At Sumida River, there is a story that Kappa was caught as it was trying to drag a horse into the water to use its tail hair for fishing. Yoshiwara and other places favored Kappa because it brings people into the water, or into there business.
Kappa Lapel Pins Yokai associated with water whose folklore is found throughout Japan. At Sumida River, there is a story that Kappa was caught as it was trying to drag a horse into the water to use its tail hair for fishing. Yoshiwara and other places favored Kappa because it brings people into the water, or into there business.

Tokyo Shippo

Kappa "Yokai" Lapel Pins - Ancient Japanese Yokai ( Japanese Ghost)

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  • $60.00

Kappa Lapel Pins



Yokai associated with water whose folklore is found throughout Japan.
At Sumida River, there is a story that Kappa was caught as it was trying to drag a horse into the water to use its tail hair for fishing.

Yoshiwara and other places favored Kappa because it brings people into the water, or into there business.

Tokyo Shippo ( Tokyo Cloisonne) made Yokai Pins series, Design by Yokai Designer Yukio Amano.

Wear your Yokai Pins by Tokyo Shippo. They also are perfect gifts for groomsmen, friends, and husbands!

These Pins are hand made in Japan from high-quality sturdy rhodium. The pins will come in a beautiful official box.

DETAILS:
  • Size: Approximately 1 inch x 1.25 inch
  • Material: Tin alloy / Brass / Plating process / Epoxy resin .
  • Color: Silver, Green.
  • Model: spo006.
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