Japanese Clay Bell Dorei Vtg Tsuchi-Suzu Shishi Lion Brown Lucky Charm DR541 furoshiki Word on the box lid:

Word on the box lid: Traditional crafts

Made with thick paper and covered in a soft

8 daruma dolls are on the sake cup

Tsurukubi (crane neck shape)

Bukki-Dai (rice cup) or Chaki-Dai (teacup)

Japanese Clay Bell Dorei Vtg Tsuchi-Suzu Shishi Lion Brown Lucky Charm DR541 furoshiki Word on the box lid:Vintage Japanese Clay Bell Dorei This is a vintage Japanese clay bell, or dorei. It is in the shape of the head of a Lion or Shishi, which is believed to be a charm against evil spirits. The backside Kanji means warding off bad luck. The bell is brown, blue around the eyes, and red on the lip. The string is straw. It has a small brown clay ball inside. Dorei bells have a long history and have been used in festivals and ceremonies since the Jomon