daruma doll
UnbrandedDharma Doll, Red Paper Mache
USD · All duties prepaid by Tokyo Carry
Highlights
- Hand-painted paper mache using traditional Edo-period tashi method
- Red finish symbolizes business prosperity and home safety
- Custom: paint left eye with wish, right eye when fulfilled
- Compact size (3.5 × 2.8 cm) fits shelf or altar
About this craft
Dharma dolls (daruma) are a centuries-old Japanese folk tradition dating to the Edo period. The tashi method—hand-modeling clay, casting in plaster, hand-painting—is traditional artisanal practice. Red daruma symbolize prosperity, home safety, and good wishes. Customary to paint eyes upon wish-making and fulfillment.
Description
Hand-painted red daruma doll with Edo period folk craft tradition
Dust gently with soft cloth. Display on shelf, altar, or desk. Japanese custom: paint left eye when making a wish, paint right eye when wish comes true. Fragile paper mache; keep away from moisture.
Shipping & Import
Ships from Tokyo with tracking. US orders: import duties are prepaid by Tokyo Carry and included in the price. Other countries: duties or taxes may be collected on delivery.
Details
- Brand
- Unbranded
- Model Number
- 522
- Material Type(s)
- Paper
- Date First Available
- March 22, 2023
- Weight
- 300 g
