Daruma Doraemon Goods (Bean) Usaburo Kokeshi Fujiko F Fujio Figurine Gift Home Time Living Stay Healing Wooden Made Japan Traditional Craft Mothers

Product Information ■Product Description ©Fujiko-Pro, Shogakukan, TV-Asahi, Shin-el, and AKD This is a kokeshi doll of the globally renowned character Doraemon, created by Fujiko F. Fujio. The design featuring two circles perfectly showcases the charm of the kokeshi material with its magical silhouette. Its simple shape allows you to appreciate the high craftsmanship involved. The Doraemon kokeshi, beloved by people of all ages around the world, has great potential to be displayed anywhere in your home. It also makes a wonderful gift for family and friends. Doraemon, a character that everyone has encountered at least once in childhood, feels like an old friend who brings back our youthful spirit. As a kokeshi, it gently accompanies you. The warm expressions that arise from handmade craftsmanship are adorable. This is a recommended traditional Japanese craft item for interior decor. ■Size Dimensions: Width approximately 3cm × Depth approximately 3cm × Height approximately 3.5cm ■Material Kokeshi: Mizuki (domestic) Cautions * As this is a handmade item, the wood grain, color, and size may differ from the images. * Since natural wood is used, there may be slight variations in wood grain and texture for each item. * The color may appear slightly different on screen compared to the actual product. We appreciate your understanding regarding these points. Due to the fact that this product is also sold in physical stores, there may be instances of stock shortages depending on the timing of your purchase. We apologize for any inconvenience, and in such cases, we will handle cancellations accordingly. 【CHAR】【CHARdoraemon】【GIFT】【GIFTbirth】【GIFTshussan】 【ENGI】【ENGIdaruma】 Japanese Art and Tradition The meticulous and delicate craftsmanship of Japan has collaborated with Doraemon. A wooden kokeshi that brings healing just by looking at it. The rounded, cylindrical form of "Doraemon" encapsulates its cuteness. The world of Doraemon and the gentle texture of wood match well, providing a soothing visual experience. Protecting happiness The origin of kokeshi dates back to the Edo period. A prominent theory suggests that they were created as souvenirs for children, aimed at mental and physical recovery and bountiful harvests. The desire for daily happiness and stability remains the same today. May the feelings of blessing and encouragement reach loved ones