Daruma is known as a traditional Japanese doll and lucky charm that represents luck

no two prints are the same - there will be slight differences

The boxes are made from a single sheet of steel and therefore have no seams

which is reflected in the lamp's design

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#24 Nomo the Tornado (kunstprint) Variant:Art prints Daruma is known as a'Nomo the Tornado' The motif was created by Japanese artist Kozaburo Yoshikawa, who found great inspiration in European artists such as Gauguin, Warhol, Picasso, and Basquiat. When Kozaburo passed away in 1998, the entire collection was sent from Nara in Japan to Denmark, where the works have been stored for many years. At Seramikku, we are humbled to have been given the opportunity to convey a selection of these works as art prints. The art print