Description: Exquisite Japanese Daruma (Bodhidharma) ceramic sculpture, handcrafted by the artisan Sōsei in the traditional Akahadayaki pottery style of Nara, Japan. Akahadayaki pottery is renowned for its warm tones and soft texture, often used in tea ceremony ware and traditional figurines. This Daruma figure beautifully embodies the spirit of perseverance and good fortune (fukutsu no seishin) within Zen culture. The sculpture comes with its original signed wooden box (tomobako) and a Japanese description sheet, indicating that it is a limited-edition piece. Material: Akahadayaki ceramic (pottery) Artist: Sōsei Origin: Japan (Nara Prefecture) Period: Mid 20th Century Condition: Excellent – with minor natural imperfections typical of handmade ceramics. Dimensions: Width approx. 8.5 cm Depth approx. 8 cm Height approx. 14.5 cm Weight: approx. 430 g Including: Original signed wooden box Original Japanese paper description (limited edition certificate) Shipping: Carefully packed and shipped with full tracking and insurance. Daruma represents the spirit of “never giving up” — a perfect piece for collectors of Japanese art, Zen enthusiasts, and those who appreciate handcrafted stone sculptures. Shipping Restrictions: Please note that shipping to Germany, and France is not available due to local import and packaging regulations (LUCID / EPR / Offensive Weapons Act). We ship safely and securely to other European countries (such as the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Poland, etc.) with full tracking. Buyers from excluded countries are kindly requested not to bid. Thank you for your understanding.