Iyashi 癒し brought joy to the resistent by soothing their worries and being a great listener. Being one of the small ploms to hang on the tree in the main square of Mamorumori forest lots of residents see them. For 10 days Iyashi and other ploms hang in the main square singing songs from early to late in celebration of Christmas. When not singing, Iyashi would provide advice and prayers to the residents going through rough times during the holidays. Iyashi means 'healing; soothing;' in Japanese.
This wiplom is part of the winter 2024 collection. As snow blankets Mamorumori forest, many residents prepare to hibernate. The forest becomes a tranquil white blanket with few stirring in the quiet. Amidst the serene landscape, new arrivals are welcomed warmly. Despite the chill the forest is alive with festivities: from crackling fires to snowball fights.
Wiploms are made out of polyester filling and local fabrics. When dirty please try to gently handwash as they are afraid of washing machines and dry cleaners. A small plom is approximately 10x10x10 cm [4"x 4"x 4"inch). Keep in mind that adopting a resident comes with high responsibility. They need love and care! The resident comes without attributes such as the plantpot. Notice that this plom comes with a little label: they like hanging!
