The pattern for the sixth piece is "Karakusa". Each of the Japanese patterns has its meaning.

It is widely seen around the world under the name "arabesque," and in Japan, it is depicted as a pattern of intertwining vine stems and leaves. The ivy, which stretches uninterrupted and endlessly, is considered a symbol of strong life force and a lucky pattern that signifies prosperity and longevity.

On this stage, each girl stands with a Japanese pattern on her back that represents her wish. The girl carrying the "Karakusa" entwines cause and effect, wishes for eternity, and looks forward to seeing beyond her hazy vision. The destination of her strong thoughts and eyes is only one.

6作品目の柄は「唐草」。 和柄には、ひとつひとつ意味が込められています。

「唐草」は、実はアラベスクという名前で世界で広く見られます。 日本では蔓草の茎や葉が絡み合う模様として描かれ、途切れることなくどこまでも伸びるツタは強い生命力の象徴とされており、繁栄や長寿を意味する縁起の良い模様です。

この舞台で、少女達はひとりひとり、願いを込めた柄を背負って立っています。 そして、「唐草」を背負う少女は、因果を絡め、延々を願い、霞む視界の先を見るべく前を向く。 強い想いと瞳の向かう先は、ただ一人のために。