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1、Dharma doll (black)The first Dharma dolls are said to have been made some 300years ago at the Sorensen Dharma Temple in Takasaki City inGunma Prefecture, modeled after the Zen monk, Bodhidharma.The eyebrows and beard represent the crane and the turtle, longconsidered symbols of longevity in Japan, a

2、nd the dolls arepopular as good luck charms.It is traditional to paint in the left pupil (the right one facing you)when you make a wish, and then paint in the right pupil when thewish comes true.Also, it is said to be most lucky to place the doll so that it facessouth.In Japan, red and white are con

3、sidered lucky and these are theusual colors for a Dharma doll. There are other dolls with differentcolors, based on oriental astrology, so you can select the color ofthe doll based on the nature of your wish and your lucky color,increasing the fun and perhaps the efficacy of the charm.The color blac

4、k is believed to contain all kinds of things and tohave the power of protection. It is used when one wishes a happystate of affairs to continue, or to protect ones health.PUPILEYES AND NOSE1HAIRLINEBACKFACEHAIRLINEEYES ANDNOSEEYESANDNOSEEYESANDEEYES ANDNOSEEYES ANDNOSEEYES AND NOSE2EYES AND NOSEEYES

5、 ANDNOSEBELLYBELLYBACKBACKBASEBASE3RIGHT BACKFRONT4FRONTLEFT BACKFROTFRONT5FIGUREBASEInterchangeable front charactersVictoryLongevity6FIGUREInterchangeable front charactersGood luckPlainInterchangeable side charactersRight side : Good fortune andprotection from evil7Left side : Perfect healthInterch

6、angeable side charactersRight side : May your greatest desirecome trueRight side : A multitude of visitors(customers)8Left side : Well being of the familyLeft side : Thriving businessInterchangeable side charactersRight side : May your hearts desirecome true9Left side : Achievement ofones goalsRecommended interchangeable parts