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余白 - YOHAKU -
余白 - YOHAKU -
余白 - YOHAKU -
余白 - YOHAKU -

余白 - YOHAKU -

¥5,000 JPY

Made to order — ships in 7–15 business days.

Tax included. International shipping calculated at checkout.

Customs duties & import taxes are not collected at checkout — depending on your country, they may be charged separately upon delivery.

Size

Each piece is painted by hand — patterns vary slightly, one by one.

Yohaku.

In Zen, yohaku — the blank space — is not emptiness.
It is ma: an interval that stills the mind and makes room for imagination.
Curves that resist perfection. A subtle trembling between black and white.

Within them lives wabi-sabi — the sense that finds beauty in the imperfect.

Not filling everything.
Not telling everything.

Leaving the meaning to the heart of the one who looks.

YOHAKU is a daruma that gives form to the stillness of Zen, the strength of calligraphy, and a beauty Japanese culture has always treasured — the beauty born of what is left unsaid.

Your daruma arrives with both eyes blank.
Paint the right eye when you make your wish — the left when it comes true. Learn the ritual on our Craftsmanship page →

Details
PaintedBy hand, one by one
Shipping & Tax
Each daruma is made to order and finished by hand.
Orders ship in approx. 7–10 business days (S:9cm) or 10–15 business days (M:15cm/L:20cm), then arrive in 1–3 days within Japan or 7–21 days internationally. Multiple sizes ship together once all pieces are complete.
Carefully packed in a protective gift box.

Customs & import duties: Prices do not include customs duties or import taxes. Depending on your country's regulations, these may be charged by the carrier when your order arrives, and are the responsibility of the recipient.
Care
Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. With care, a daruma keeps its expression for generations.

Painted by Hand,
One by One.

Every YOHΛKU TOKYO daruma is painted together with craftsmen carrying on Japan's daruma-making tradition. The weight of a line, the momentum of the brush.
No two are ever the same.

Read About Our Craftsmanship