Daifuku Daruma - Triple Happiness - Washi Paper Daruma Mascot for Good Fortune and Gifting

1. Triple the happiness with three Daruma dolls! 2. Daruma's blessings bring good fortune and help fulfill wishes in all aspects of life. 3. Artisan handicraft from Kyoto, Japan 4. Dimensions: Approximately 17cm (L) x 17cm (W) x 23cm (H) 5. Japanese Daruma (だるま) dolls, inspired by the seated posture of Buddhist monk Bodhidharma, have transcended religious contexts to become popular good luck charms. The Daruma's spirit, described in Japanese as "nana korobi ya oki" (fall down seven times, get up eight), encourages resilience and perseverance, ultimately leading to a turn of fortune and the fulfillment of wishes. Its distinct thick eyebrows, large eyes, and round shape make it an endearing figure and one of Japan's most beloved mascots, an excellent choice for gifts and celebrations. 6. As each item is handmade, there may be slight variations in appearance from the product pictured. 7. Crafted from "Chigiri Washi" (torn Japanese paper), these items possess a texture akin to Xuan paper, lending them a refined feel both visually and to the touch. Their unique material makes them a striking decorative piece or a thoughtful gift. 8. Products made with Washi paper are treated with adhesives by Japanese artisans, making them more resistant to moisture than ordinary paper products. However, it is still advisable to avoid placing them in damp areas like bathrooms or balconies. Additionally, keep them away from dusty environments to prevent dust accumulation.