Hariko Painting Workshop at monokoto store｜Things to Do in Hiroshima

What is Hariko?

Hariko – Japanese Paper Doll

The technique of “hariko” (made with papier-mache) is traditional handicraft since Edo period. Each Hariko animals have meaning.

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 Hariko Type

Inu Hariko (A Dog-Shaped Doll)

Adorable little dog is a traditional symbol of protection in Japan. They are also offered to children or pregnant women to wish a good luck and to protect them.

Maneki-neko (A Beckoning Cat)

Maneki-neko is an ornamental beckoning cat. It is believed to draw happiness and wealth. A cat with its left paw raised is said to bring in customers, and the ones with its right paw raised invites money.

Daruma

Daruma dolls are seen as a symbol of perseverance and good luck, making them a popular gift of encouragement. Generally, they have blank eyes, so you have to color in one of its eyes while making a wish. When your wishes come true, fill in the other eye.

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