A symbol of perseverance, goal setting, and good fortune
34 pieces
Daruma Dolls drawing
A symbol of perseverance, goal setting, and good fortune. The Daruma doll, made in the likeness of Bodhidharma, is a bottom weighted doll that represents an old saying. “Fall down seven times, get up eight.” Eventually worn as tattoos by certain criminals, gangs, and peddlers. The Daruma is often made with the eyes unfinished, so that you can paint one eye, with intent and a goal in mind. Once that goal is fulfilled, you return to paint the second eye and complete the doll.
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- Who is the artist of this piece?
Kevan Thompson at Aloha Tattoos in Murray, UT.
- Where is Kevan Thompson's studio?
Aloha Tattoos · 6657 South State Street Ste. 6 · Murray, UT.
- What styles does Kevan Thompson specialize in?
Kevan Thompson works in Color, Illustrative, Japanese.
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