Three Okkonbo combos Purchased on a trip to Nagasaki last month. I bought a lot for souvenirs, so I'm putting them up for sale. Each one has a different face because they are handmade. I will wrap them in cushioning material before shipping. ★ A guardian deity of happiness passed down in Kagoshima. She is the wife of Daikoku-sama, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, and is a lucky charm from Kagoshima that brings good fortune when displayed in the kitchen, praying for the good health of the family. Buy one more than the number of family members, and wish for one extra helping of happiness to come. The Okkonbo combos are all similar yet unique and adorable. The Okiagari-koboshi (a type of traditional Japanese doll) has become known as Okkonbo. Red is for "family safety," yellow is for "financial luck," and white is for "wishing for beauty," and they are the gods who watch over the good health of the family.