A new year.
A beautiful beginning.
A Signature Seasonal Collection of The Purple Rose Floral Atelier
Welcome the season with meaningful Japanese New Year traditions, thoughtfully arranged for your home, business, and the people you cherish.
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A welcome with deep roots. 門松
Kadomatsu (門松), meaning “gate pine,” is part of Japan’s Shōgatsu, or New Year, traditions. Placed at an entrance, it serves as a marker welcoming Toshigami-sama, the New Year deity. These customs express gratitude for the year past and hopes for the year ahead.
In Hawaiʻi, families and businesses continue these traditions in their own way. Our collection brings that spirit to your doorstep through bamboo, pine, and thoughtful seasonal details.
Choose your welcome.
Three bamboo shoots. A timeless welcome.
Explore our Hawaiʻi Traditional designs, with fresh pine, pink blossom accents, and natural rope binding.
Natural greenery and decorative details vary by design and seasonal availability.
Familiar & festive.
Three staggered bamboo shoots, pine, and pink blossom accents, bound with natural rope above an exposed bamboo base.
A special seasonal touch.
A fuller decorative presentation with festive red accents. Ask about Japanese black pine; availability and pricing must be confirmed.
Designed for your space.
Designer greenery and a tailored composition for an entryway, storefront, or statement installation. Custom designs start at $150; final quotes vary.
Available sizes: 12″ · 15″ · 18″ · 24″ · 30″ · 36″
For potted styles, 12″–24″ use a 1-gallon pot; 30″–36″ use a 3-gallon pot. Each kadomatsu has three bamboo shoots. Request individual pieces or pairs and specify the total number of pieces.
Small details. Lasting traditions.
A New Year offering.
Traditionally, two round rice cakes are stacked as an offering to the New Year deity. Their shape recalls sacred mirrors. Ask about small, medium, and large options.
Continuity & connection.
Traditional displays use daidai, a bitter orange associated with successive generations. Our tangerine-with-leaf option provides a local seasonal finishing touch.
A thoughtful foundation.
Lucky papers placed beneath your mochi and citrus display, arranged according to your household’s custom.
Ties of celebration.
Mizuhiki knots add a festive detail. Shimenawa, a sacred straw rope, marks a purified space; decorative New Year ropes form part of the season’s welcoming traditions.
Customs vary by family and region. Explore Japanese New Year displays — Government of Japan ↗
Welcome the season your way.
Picture a welcoming New Year at your own entrance. Choose a pair to frame the doorway, or a single arrangement beside a sheltered entry.
Illustrative placement mockups. Arrangement proportions and final materials vary; confirm your preferred dimensions with your order.
A memorable welcome for every guest.
Traditional Japanese kadomatsu bring a meaningful New Year welcome to storefronts, offices, and hospitality spaces. Explore these placement ideas, then tell us about your entrance and preferred dimensions.
Illustrative business placement mockups. Designs, materials, dimensions, installation, and removal are quoted for your space. Keep entrances and accessible paths clear.
Placement & care
Choose a stable, sheltered entrance away from strong wind and direct heat. Keep walkways clear. Display and removal dates vary by household and region.
Installation & removal
For homes and businesses, include your location, display size, and preferred installation and removal dates. We’ll confirm availability and service charges.
Shipping is available for certain products at the customer’s expense, subject to destination and product restrictions. Pickup and delivery details are confirmed with your quote.
Images are for illustration only. Due to the natural and seasonal nature of our products, final pieces may vary in greenery, color, shape, size, and decorative materials. All products are subject to availability.
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Reserve your New Year order.
Standard kadomatsu & accessories
Full payment is required for standard kadomatsu and New Year accessories after we confirm availability and your total price.
Custom designs & installations
A 50% deposit toward the agreed total confirms custom orders. The remaining 50% is due by the date on your invoice and before pickup, delivery, or installation.
For mixed orders, pay standard items and accessories in full, plus a 50% deposit on the custom portion. Submit your inquiry below; we’ll review the details and issue an invoice. Your order is confirmed only after written acceptance and receipt of the required payment.
Payment instructions will be provided with your confirmed invoice. Never enter card or bank details in this form.
All sales final after fulfillment for change of mind. Cancellations before work or material commitments receive a refund; after work begins, reasonable documented nonrecoverable costs and work already completed may be deducted. Damaged, defective, missing, or incorrectly supplied items remain eligible for appropriate remedies.
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Plan a meaningful welcome for New Year 2027. Tell us your preferred kadomatsu style, size, quantity, seasonal additions, and fulfillment needs. Availability and final pricing will be confirmed before your order is finalized.