Hagoita The One-Inch Boy (The Magic Mallet)
$391.72
1 in stock
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This Hagoita portrays the pivotal moment when Issun-boshi meets the Great Minister, symbolizing opportunity, talent, and future achievement. It is a meaningful charm for prosperity, growth, and social success.
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Description
Inviting good fortune and blossoming talent. A fateful piece wishing for social success.
This scene portrays the pivotal moment when Issun-boshi arrives in the capital and meets the Great Minister, marking the official start of his successful career. This encounter represents the recognition of talent and the beginning of a path toward high honor. Artisans have used the traditional “Oshie” relief method to create a soft, 3D figure from luxurious silk on a refined paulownia wood base. Every detail, from the hand-painted face of Issun-boshi to the vibrant colors of his miniature kimono, reflects the hope for a child’s future prosperity. It serves as a meaningful lucky charm for the New Year, carrying wishes for the child to encounter good mentors and find their path to social success, while being protected by the spiritual power of traditional Japanese folklore. It is a beautiful symbol of how hard work and a good heart can lead to unexpected opportunities.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 71 × 33 × 15 cm |
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