A wooden local toy in the shape of a red and black cow, characterized by striped legs. The neck moves. This is a Komedawara. In the Aizu region, cows are called "Beko." About 1200 years ago, during the construction of Enzoji Temple at Fukuman Kokuzo Son in Aizu-Yanagizu, it is said that a red cow worked until the very end. Inspired by that red cow, this toy has been given since ancient times to celebrate the birth of children, praying for their health and also as a ward against disease, and is a beloved toy. It carries a rice bale, a symbol of abundant harvests and blessings, and brings good fortune. Available in two colors: red and black. - Colors: Red and Black - Design: Cow shape, with wings - Decoration: Striped legs, red nose - Material: Wood - Uses: Decorative item, for collection Thank you for viewing.