Gingado Dandan Fukusuke Ornament Prosperous Many Good Luck In Takaoka Copperware _ Business, Customers, Life, (Dandan Fukusuke)

Series: Lucky ornaments (Takaoka copperware) Body size (approximately: height 9 x width 10 x depth 6.5 cm (total height of 3 tiers stacked 11.5 cm) Weight: 710 g Zabuton (approx.: (red) 12 x 12 cm (green) 14 x 14 cm (purple) 16 x 16 cm Material: (Main body) Made of zinc alloy Painted finish (Cushion) Synthetic fiber [Takaoka Copperware/Made in Japan] ◆Product contents: Main body, 3 cushions, gift box included The statue sitting there is so polite that it gives the impression that it is patiently waiting for good luck to come to it. It has been said to bring good fortune since the Edo period, and is a very auspicious ornament that prays for prosperous business, many customers, and good luck in life. Fukusuke is an auspicious charm that gradually brings good fortune.It is an auspicious Fukusuke doll that prays for "prosperity in business," "great customer service," and "good luck in life." "Fukusuke"'s real name is "Kano Fukusuke", and it is a very powerful name that seems to make your wishes come true. Since the Edo period, it has been considered a lucky charm that brings good fortune, as it wears the samurai's ceremonial kimono. Kamishimo was the formal attire of samurai during the Edo period, and even in modern times it is still considered formal Japanese clothing for men.The sight of the statue enshrined in this kamishimo gives the impression that it is patiently waiting for good luck to come to it. It's a very polite gesture. And ``Dandan Fukusuke'' comes with zafuton cushions in three colors and different sizes. It is said that the reason for sitting on a cushion is to show the courtesy of welcoming Fukusuke as a ``guest of God.'' The idea is to start with a single red zafubuton, and each time the wish of the person who decorates it comes true or something happy happens, they gradually add more zafubutons to express their gratitude to Fukusuke.