Takasaki Daruma 2 Good Fortune Family Daruma Cute Daruma Like a Picture Mini Popular Japanese Available Online No. Red, Container, Safety, Figurine,

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3. Language and manual Product instructions and displays may only be in Japanese. This is the No. 2 size Takasaki Daruma "Fuku Daruma" holding the words "Fukuiri" (Good Fortune). "Fukuiri Kainai Anzen" is a lucky charm to pray for the safety of the household. A cute Daruma doll that looks like it came out of a picture book This is a mini size available for mail order only. 11cm x 10cm x 9cm Measuring just 11 x 10 x 9 cm, it's a cute, unobtrusive size. As a guardian deity of household safety and a symbol of rising eight times after falling seven times, the Fuku Daruma is also known as the "Wishing Daruma," and it's customary to fill the Daruma with eyes with wishes. Begin by filling the left eye with your wish, and once your wish is granted, fill in the right eye and open it. The red Daruma is said to represent the "god of fortune who resides in a bright and happy home." Takasaki Daruma are traditional, handmade Daruma dolls made in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. Daruma dolls are known as lucky charms that bring good fortune and are especially displayed around New Year's. Takasaki Daruma are known for their distinctive designs. They typically feature painted eyes on the face and large, thick eyebrows. Wishes and goals can also be written on the Daruma's body. Traditional Daruma dolls are typically red and white, but there are many variations in design. Takasaki City holds the "Takasaki Daruma Market" every January, where many daruma dolls are sold and events and activities are also held. As a local traditional craft, Takasaki Daruma dolls are also known as a tourist attraction.