Yamegoma - Lucky Koma Doll Shofuku Series Hyotoko

Yamegoma - Lucky Koma Shofuku Series Hyotoko

Bring a little joy, luck and tradition into your home with the Lucky Koma Doll collection. Inspired by Japanese folklore and cultural icons, each wooden spinning top is shaped and painted to represent a symbol of good fortune, prosperity and family harmony.

Each figure has its own unique meaning and character:

• Kappa - known for bringing business prosperity, attracting customers and ensuring wealth flows like water.
• Shofuku Hyotoko - with a shy, adorable face, Hyotoko brings laughter and good luck. Often paired with Okame for blessings of family harmony.
• Shofuku Okame - also known as Otafuku, he invites good fortune, happiness and domestic peace with her cheerful expression.
• Amut Tengu - a powerful guardian from folklore, Tengu is said to protect households and bring strength and wisdom.

Crafted in Japan using sustainable hardwood from Kyushu.

Recommended age: 3+

Available in five designs: Mouse, Cow, Tiger, Rabbit and Dragon

Size: approx 3.3cm to 2.8cm in diameter and 5.5cm including stand

Note: as each face is hand-painted and handcrafted, slight variations in expression and size make very piece truly of a kind.

About Yamegoma, also known as Kumamoto Koma:

Founded in 1899 in Yame City, Japan, Yamegoma is a sixth generation workshop known for its beautifully handcrafted wooden spinning tops. Originally makers of Buddhist altar parts, they began crafting tops using expert wood processing techniques passed down through generations.

Today, they are the only remaining makes of Yame Koma and continue to preserve this timeless craft. Believing in the value of traditional toys in a digital world, they create tops that nurture fine motor skills, patience and social play - just as they did over a century ago.