Ikuyumiya, one of the three myths held by the man, was inspired by the ring.
Two Ikuya arrows accompany the Ikuyumiya motif, drawing on the story of the three arrows and the wisdom associated with Monju.
The bows and arrows have been seen as a symbol of evil and blessing since ancient times, and also as a sign of hope and protection.
The arrows are worn to the outermost direction, and the arrows to the inside are protected.
The shapes and quality senses match each other and are carefully adjusted to the overall weight and detail.
A simple and simple pair of the other rings is more hierarchical and can be fitted to a free combination.
Each piece of paper is prepared on a case-by-case basis, with a slight difference between the marks and the quality of each piece of work.