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One element of the installation BLACK HONEY.

A set of four vases inspired by the natural elements in Hieronymus Bosch’s paintings.

One element of the installation BLACK HONEY.

A Daruma dolls is regarded as a talisman of good luck in Japanese culture.

Traditionally Darumas are made of papier-mâché, with a round and hollow shape weighted at the bottom. They are bought and gifted with blank eyes. The recipient draws one eye when setting a short-term goal, thus turning the Daruma into a reminder of the task ahead and a symbol of encouragement and perseverance. Once the goal has been achieved, the second eye is drawn.

Just after New Year’s Day, Darumas are taken to a temple and burnt in a traditional ceremony, while new ones are purchased for the new year.

This DARUMA DOLL is Roberto Cambi’s own take on this lucky charm. The hollow sockets house two ceramic eyes. One to set a goal, the other when the task is completed and the cycle comes to an end. Once removed, the Daruma is ready for another challenge.

GOLDEN BINDU YOGI FROG is part of a series which includes, amongst others, YOGI FROG and IN BETWEEN.