Sewapororo, which became a hot topic with Muji's Lucky Can "This doll is based on the original created by the Ulta people, a northern ethnic group. 'Sewa' refers to a god. It was kept close as a divine image, and made for home protection, to make wishes and show gratitude, or during festivals (Orochon Fire Festival) to pray for hunting. The shape wrapped around the neck, called 'Inau,' which is made by thinly shaving wood, seems to have meant a bird's feather, and has been treated as sacred since ancient times." All are handmade. Height: Approximately 21cm Wood carving Ohhiro Folk Craft Shop Good luck charm Golden Kamuy