In Japanese handicraft frequently uses the figure of Daruma, a character from the nice features rookies but is almost always rounded-and-red dresses.
In reality this representation is an `allegory as Daruma, Daruma San, or rather, is a character really existed, that Bodhidarma, patriarch of Buddhism 'contributes to the spread of this doctrine traveling from India to China and laying the foundations of what will be become as a result of Zen. On Bodhidarma Various legends are but the common thread is usually perseverance el `self-denial, so much is that the` San Daruma figurines are often built so they do not you can flip it remained standing to mean just these qualities. The color red, the most common, is a symbol of strength and passion. Often tbsp Council of San Daruma figurines lack the drawing of the pupil. This comes from `customary to express an intention or a wish by drawing the pupil first and then draw the second only to completion of the same. 
However, there are various representations of Daruma San anthropomorphic but also more realistically the most popular is certainly an round one which is often found in the form of objects and ornaments or as decorations on textiles and pottery, loved by children and adults of any `the riferimento religioso al punto che possiamo incontrare Daruma San in un tempio come su un oggetto per bambini come vestiario o gadget di vario genere. Tra i prodotti proposti sul sito di Hamakura tantissimi riguardano questo personaggio e ci sembrava simpatico spiegare un po` meglio di chi si tratta, della sua storia e del suo significato. 
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