This is a wooden folk toy inspired by Iwate Prefecture's traditional event, "Chaguchagu Umakko." Name: Chaguchagu Umakko (ちゃぐちゃぐうまっこ) Features: The wooden body is vibrantly colored, recreating the appearance of horses adorned with colorful costumes and bells. Origin: It originates from a festival in Iwate Prefecture where the sounds of approximately 700 large and small bells worn by the horses ring out as "chaguchagu," in worship of the guardian deity of horses. History: This traditional souvenir and craft, which began to be made around the 1940s, is a prayer for gratitude towards horses and for their health and longevity. A colorful traditional wooden folk toy horse with decorative mane and bells. - Colors: Black, blue, red, orange, yellow - Material: Wood - Features: Decorative mane, bells, decorative fringe - Style: Traditional folk toy horse - Use: Decoration, collection Thank you for looking.