Orata series (44) Big strawberry 15mm width 9m length 1 piece
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This is the 44th big strawberry in the Orata series.
I named it Big Ichigo to distinguish it from the second strawberry.
A customer once requested that they wish they had bigger strawberries, and since then, we've made many adjustments over and over again, and after a difficult birth, we finally made our debut♪
On top of the large strawberry, leaf and flower designs, there are dark brown Mincho letters.
Since it has a mature autumn color, I think alphabets are recommended, but hiragana would also be cute♪
You can make it without any text, so if you do so, please enter "No text required"!
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