Carefully hand-painted in a soft blue and pink gradient, this Daruma embodies perseverance and the ability to move forward despite obstacles. It was created during the making of a YouTube video, where I share the entire process behind its birth. These are unique pieces or limited mini-series (max. 3 or 4 copies), all slightly different
Each Daruma is made of clay papier-mâché, a light but solid material, which retains the irregularities and charm of artisanal objects. It is a piece manufactured in Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture, Japan — a city recognized as the birthplace of traditional Daruma, producing nearly 80% of them on its own.
This Daruma is a unique piece, conceived as a small companion for the journey to keep one's goals in mind, and to continue to believe in oneself, even when the path seems unclear.
-
Unique piece, hand-painted
-
Soft blue and pink gradient
-
Symbol of perseverance
-
Made of clay papier-mâché, from the tradition of Takasaki (Japan)
-
4 Different Sizes
A short history of the eye:
Traditionally, one begins by painting the left eye of the Daruma when formulating a wish or goal. Once this is achieved, the right eye is painted. It is a simple gesture, yet full of meaning, which transforms the Daruma into a silent witness of your commitment.

