Discover the Power of Resilience and Perseverance with Japanese Daruma Dolls!
The Meaning of Daruma🩷
These Japanese daruma come in various colours, each representing different wishes. Made in Japan.
Blue for academic and career success.
Pink for love and relationship.
The act of filling in their eyes marks achievements and resilience. Daruma dolls hold cultural significance and endure as a cherished Japanese tradition. The doll never falls down, even if it is tilted!
Why is Daruma so special? 🌸
– Spiritual gifts, Japanese daruma is only one in the world because of hand-painted!
– Handmade with Japanese decorative paper called “washi” by skilled craftsmen in Japan, ensuring the authenticity and cultural significance of the Daruma doll.
– Symbolizes commitment and determination to achieve personal goals, business endeavours, academic achievements, and more, making it a powerful reminder of resilience and perseverance.
– Embodies the Japanese concept of “nana korobi ya oki” or “fall seven times, get up eight,” representing the ability to overcome challenges and never give up, so that Daruma dolls are typically weighted at the bottom so that they always return to an upright position when tilted.
– Filling in the doll’s eyes and completing the ritual is a meaningful way to celebrate accomplishments and acknowledge perseverance.
– Different colours of the Daruma doll hold their own meanings: Red for overall good fortune and business prosperity, yellow for increased wealth, blue for academic success or improved career prospects, and pink for better luck in love.
– Functions as a traditional talisman or figurine, representing perseverance, determination, and good luck in Japanese culture.
– Can be used as a decorative item in homes or offices, adding a touch of Japanese culture and symbolism to the surroundings.
– Makes a thoughtful gift to friends and family, symbolising support, encouragement, and well wishes for their goals and aspirations.
– The Daruma doll’s popularity and enduring tradition in Japanese culture highlight its significance and the belief in its ability to bring positive energy and success.
Colour
Colour: Pink, Blue. Materials: Japanese traditional handmade paper Washi
Delivery: We send it in a protective box.
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