Daruma Doll 3.6 inch Gold Color Good Luck Charm Made in Japan GDS-01G-Z-US($18.99Value)

Description

Japanese Lucky Charm: Daruma dolls are widely popular in Japan as a symbol of good luck. They are usually sold with white eyes. It is customary to draw a black eye on the left eye when making a wish or setting a goal, and then draw a black eye on the right eye once the wish has come true or the goal has been achieved. Golden Daruma for Financial Success: The golden Daruma doll is regarded as a symbol of wealth and prosperity, believed to attract financial success. It is also a lucky charm that brings hope for the improvement of talent and success in work, and is an appropriate gift for those wishing for future prosperity, such as starting a new business. Easy Japanese-Style Decor: Not only a good luck charm but also a Japanese-style interior item — adding an authentic Japanese touch. Just by placing it, you can create a calm Japanese atmosphere and a beautiful interior display. Meaningful Gift: Due to the meaning of the Daruma doll, it is an ideal gift for someone who is striving toward their dreams and goals, as giving a Daruma conveys your feelings of support. Believed to bring good luck, it also makes a thoughtful gift for someone special — especially for those who appreciate Japanese culture. Size & Weight: Approx. 3.0 x 3.0 x 3.6 inch (7.5 x 7.5 x 9.0 cm), 2.2 oz (60 g) Beyond Tradition: YOSHINOYA KYUBEI is a good luck charm brand created by KYUGETSU, a renowned Japanese doll manufacturer with over 190 years of history. The brand reinterprets traditional good luck charms from all across Japan, adapting them to contemporary values and lifestyles and offering them as a diverse range of products. Material: Washi (Japanese Traditional Paper)
Size : 3.0 x 3.0 x 3.6 inch (7.5 x 7.5 x 9.0 cm), 2.2 oz (60 g)
Package Includes: Daruma doll, securely packed in a cardboard box.

A Daruma doll is a traditional Japanese doll modeled after Bodhidharma, the founder of the Zen tradition of Buddhism.
It is widely popular as a good luck charm.
It is customary to draw a black eye on the left eye when making a wish or setting a goal, and then draw a black eye on the right eye when the wish is fulfilled or the goal is achieved.