Akabeko Red Lucky Cow Figurine Handcrafted Japanese Home Decor Small exclude_AU

Akabeko Red Lucky Cow Figurine Handcrafted Japanese Home Decor Small exclude_AUAkabeko is a traditional folk craft from the Aizu region of Fukushima Prefecture. It is made from lightweight papier mch and shaped like a cow. Aka means red, and beko is the local dialect word for cow. Akabeko's most distinctive feature is the gently bobbing head, which moves when touched. It is widely known as a symbolic decorative object often displayed as a cultural keepsake or souvenir. Each piece is hand finished by artisans, so small variations

These are packed in huge wooden barrels

Finish with your usual skincare

Supervised by a tea master named Hirotsugu Sekiya who has obtained certification as one of the highest-ranked tea masters in Japan

Woks have deep cooking surfaces

making bringing your own lunch to work a much easier task

the handle develops a deeper reddish-brown patina

offering antibacterial

Graphite grade: H

Massage the bag lightly before opening to make jelly fit on the sheet

a traditional Japanese lacquerware color

The blade is made with stainless steel called FC61

including interior