Kiv Bui: No Evil Daruma by Kiv Bui

A combination of Japanese No Evil Daruma with Kiv Bui Skeleton Guardian. Daruma dolls are a beloved part of Japanese culture and have been for centuries. They're symbols of good luck, success, and perseverance.

Black Daruma stand for No Evil or Keeping Secret or Bring Success To Business.

They are traditionally made of paper and painted red with a round body and no arms or legs. The eyes are left blank when purchased. You paint one eye right before you make a wish and paint the second after the wish has come true or to seal the wish.

You can find Daruma dolls at souvenir shops and stalls at Buddhist temple festivals throughout Japan. They come in different sizes and are a popular choice for international tourists as a special reminder of their travels. To really appreciate the significance of Daruma dolls, it's essential to understand their rich history and meaning in Japanese culture.

Size: 1080 × 1360 Art Process Duration: 40 hours