Daruma BEAMS JAPAN Paper Lucky Charm Doll Small
- Dyed and molded Japanese paper (washi)
- Made in Japan
- Dimensions: approximately 9 to 10 cm in height
The Lucky Charm Doll Small by BEAMS JAPAN is a small traditional Japanese good-luck figurine, also known as a Daruma. It continues the brand’s line of symbolic objects designed as decorative talismans meant for interior display.
The history of the Daruma dates back over 1,000 years and is deeply rooted in Japanese Buddhist tradition. The Daruma represents Bodhidharma, an Indian Buddhist monk from the 6th century and founder of Zen Buddhism. According to legend, he meditated facing a wall for nine consecutive years in such a rigid posture that his arms and legs withered away, which is why the Daruma is traditionally depicted without limbs.
This legend gave rise to a powerful symbol:
"Fall seven times, stand up eight" (七転び八起き – nanakorobi yaoki)
This saying represents resilience and the ability to never give up despite failure. A popular tradition involves filling in one eye of the Daruma when setting a goal or wish. Once the goal is achieved, the second eye is filled in as a sign of gratitude. The Daruma thus becomes a witness to personal success.
Made from Japanese washi paper, it is hand-shaped and hand-painted, giving each piece a unique and artisanal character. Each figurine embodies a contemporary interpretation of traditional Japanese lucky charms, blending folk culture with craftsmanship.
As a decorative object rich in symbolism, this figurine reflects the world of BEAMS JAPAN: a modern reinterpretation of Japanese tradition through everyday objects with a simple and expressive design.
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