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Traditional Japanese figurines to decorate homes The famous Maneki Neko, the curious Daruma, the elegant Kokeshi... These Japanese figurines are invited in our homes to decorate a shelf, a corner of furniture to bring that mysterious touch specific to the Land of the Rising Sun. They are also excellent gift ideas to offer to a fan of Japan. Kokeshi, the traditional wooden doll Once sold as souvenirs to Japanese tourists in the north of Japan, Kokeshi have now conquered the whole world. With their cylindrical shape and round head, they make great decorative objects to present on a shelf or dresser. These days, these Japanese dolls symbolize the desire to have a healthy child and can also be given as a sign of love or friendship. Daruma, the paper mache figurine With its rounded shape without limbs and its large empty eyes, the Daruma intrigues and fascinates. Inspired by the legend of the monk Bodhidharma, this Japanese paper mache doll is a symbol of perseverance and success. In Japanese culture, the Daruma is considered a figurine for wishes . Its use consists in formulating a wish or a goal to achieve before painting the iris of an eye to seal its commitment to oneself. The Daruma should then be placed in a prominent place in the home so that it can be seen regularly. Once the goal is reached, the second iris can be painted to restore the Daruma's sight. This Japanese figurine is an excellent psychological way to make your dreams come true . Maneki Neko, the Japanese lucky cat Traditional Japanese statuette, the Maneki Neko represents a sitting cat with a raised front paw. Its name literally means "the beckoning cat". In Japan, it is often found at the entrance of shops and restaurants to welcome customers and attract good luck. Nowadays, this lucky Japanese figurine also finds its place in our homes, both to decorate and to bring luck to the whole family. Japanese pop culture figurines to collect Studio Ghibli, the magical world of Miyazaki Who never marveled at

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