Ise Itto-bori Kiyome Daruma

This is an original Daruma doll carved by Okimono no Mise.
The Daruma doll, which imitates the Nanakorobi Yaoki (fall down seven times, get up eight times) Okiagari-koboshi and the Zen high priest Bodhidharma, was enthusiastically embraced by the common people during the Edo period as a lucky charm.
This is an Ise Itto-bori (one-stroke carving) artwork with the refreshing scent of camphor.
It is a lucky charm.

Carved by Itto-bori Yui

● Yui Ota, Itto-bori Yui
Born in Mie Prefecture.
Graduated from Tama Art University, Department of Sculpture, Wood Carving Major.
Studied under Ise Itto-bori master Yukiteru Kishikawa.
Mainly produces items such as Eto Mamori (zodiac charms) distributed throughout Japan.
At the same time, she is actively involved in the young craftsman group Tokowaka in Mie Prefecture and the female craftsman group Rinku in the Tokai region.

Size (approx.)
3cm x 3cm x 3cm
Weight (approx. g)
7 (reference item)
Material
Camphor wood