Lucky Rabbit and Lucky Dharma-Sneak Sight-Washing Paper-Mascot of the Year of the Rabbit

1. Mascot for the Year of the Rabbit in the Year of the Rabbit.**Limited!** 2. Bodhidharma + good luck in the Year of the Rabbit, owned together once! 3. Dimensions: approx. length 9x width 9x height 8.5cm. 4. Material: Japanese paper. 5. The Japanese believe that there are rabbits on the moon pounding mochi. In Japanese, 月 (つき) is the same as luck (ツキ), which means that the rabbit will "月を呼ぶ (つきをよぶ)", which means "bring good luck". 6. The prolificity of rabbits also has the metaphorical meaning of prosperity for offspring. 7. The jumping posture and lively appearance of the rabbit itself also symbolizes "full of energy" 8. Japanese Dharma だるま (Daruma) decoration or toy is a tumbler that imitates the meditation posture of the Buddhist Zen "Dharma Patriarch". Now it has become a mascot beyond religion and sect. Bodhidharma, who has spent 9 years practicing facing the wall, describes his tumbler spirit as "seven turns and eight rises" in Japanese. He encourages people to be indomitable, persevere and never give up, and finally they will be able to change their luck and achieve their wishes. His thick eyebrows, big eyes and chubby appearance are very pleasing, and he has become one of the most popular mascots in Japan, so of course it is a good choice for gifts, congratulations and blessings. 9. Original Japanese carton 10. Because the product is handmade, there may be some differences in the actual product. 【Series of goods】