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Always Upright Daruma

Added on April 18, 2011 by the ikebana shop.

“Nana korobi ya oki.” (七転八起) is a Japanese proverb that means “fall down seven times, get up eight times.”  It attests to the never-give-up-spirit. Our little daruma dolls will always stay upright no matter how much you tip them over!

“Daruma” refers to the Buddhist monk Bodhidharma (ca. 5th/6th century).  He is credited to be the founder of Zen Buddhism.  In Japan, daruma dolls are symbols of perseverance (towards a goal) and good luck.  They are gifts of encouragement. 

Hand-made right here in Nova Scotia! $2.50 ea. Limited supply.

(Photo by the ikebana shop.  All rights reserved.)

 

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