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Koma Inu Charms | Edo Mokomeki | Kakinuma Ningyo

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Adorable palm-sized Komainu
This is a Komainu ornament made using the traditional Edo Mokomeki technique.
Mokomeki is a technique where grooves are carved into a base made of clay made from powdered paulownia wood, called 'Toso', and then beautiful clothing is attached.
Komainu are meant to ward off evil spirits and are traditionally placed in pairs on either side of the shrine's main hall. We thought that by giving them names like 'Shiro', 'Kuro', and 'Charo', they could become more familiar.
These dolls are light, durable, and resistant to losing their shape, making them easy to display anywhere.
They would also make a welcome gift for a loved one to celebrate an occasion or offer a prayer.

Information

Brand	Kakinuma Ningyo
Production Area	Saitama Prefecture
Technique	Edo Mokomeki Doll
Material	Paulownia, Silk, Polyester
Size (cm)	W7.5 * D9 * H8
Weight (g)	100
Capacity (ml)
Box	Paper box
Notes
Remarks	*The pattern may differ from the photo depending on where the fabric is used.