A vintage wooden daruma doll. The surface is painted in a soft peach-pink hue. The face area is left unpainted to show the texture of the underlying wood material, giving it a rustic and natural appearance. The facial features are minimalist, with simple, black almond-shaped eyes and no mouth, maintaining the meditative and serene expression typical of Daruma dolls.
White cherry blossom motifs on the upper side of the head, symbolizing beauty and renewal. Green leaf patterns on both sides, possibly bamboo, representing strength and growth.
A silver cloud and small shapes in front, depicting auspicious elements like a pine, bamboo, and plum trio (Sho Chiku Bai), traditional symbols of prosperity and perseverance in Japanese art.
