[Hiragana] Happy birthday to Someone with flax-leaf Ceramic Ornament

Happy birthday to Someone in Japanese Hiragana with flax-leaf Ceramic Ornament

it is literal translation in scripted Japanese Hiragana.
The background is a hemp leaf (flax-leaf) pattern, a traditional Japanese pattern. In the past, it is said that newborns were dressed in engraftment with this pattern to pray for good health. Can’t you see it shining?
You can change the name, and background color, so please change the name of the recipient.

[Hiragana] Happy birthday to Someone with flax-leaf pattern Ornament

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