Daruma ko-omote Their effigies are placed at

Their effigies are placed at temple entrances as well as foxes

Our masks are hand-sourced by our team of licensed antique dealers here in Japan

if a Fudo Myo-o mask is hung in a home

This story is performed in a Kagura (Japanese play)

Daruma ko-omote Their effigies are placed atTraditional Japanese Daruma Description You cannot visit Japan without seeing countless lucky Daruma () dolls and little round red guys at temples and in many shops and homes. They are also called Okiagari Koboshi or tumbler dolls. Because of their shape, if pushed or knocked, they spring back up, making them emblems of persistence, optimism, and determination. Traditionally you have one Daruma doll in your home. They are eyeless when you purchase