FAM DARUMA PIN

The FAM Daruma Pin, meticulously crafted in hard enamel specifically for hats, symbolizes perseverance and good luck. With its detailed design, this pin brings a touch of cultural charm and positive energy to your hat collection.

Daruma dolls are popular in Japan. They are traditional Japanese dolls known as "tumbler dolls" because they always return to an upright position when tilted. The prototype of the Daruma doll is Bodhidharma, an Indian monk who lived in the 6th century and is considered one of the patriarchs of Buddhism. He is revered as a deity who brings happiness and good fortune.

Daruma dolls are an essential part of the New Year's ritual of making wishes. When making a wish, you paint in one of the doll's eyes to symbolize your goal or aspiration. If the wish comes true within the year, the second eye is painted as a gesture of gratitude and joy.

You can use a marker to draw the second eye on the Daruma doll, or you can use the included moving eyes that can be glued onto the doll. Feel free to choose any method and let your imagination run wild! And may your wish come true!