Beautifully made Japanese Otafuku doll from the 20th century.
Otafuku as a Figure in Japanese Folklore:
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Meaning: "Otafuku" translates to "much good fortune" or "plenty of happiness".
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Appearance: She's often depicted with large cheeks and a joyful smile.
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Role: She is known as the Goddess of Mirth in the Shinto religion and is often seen with Hyottoko, a god of wind, or Fukusuke, a male counterpart representing happiness and good luck.
Symbolism: Otafuku represents a lovely, always smiling Japanese woman who brings happiness and good fortune.
Dimensions:
30cm x 25cm
20cm high (including stand)
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