Akabeko Red Lucky Cow Figurine Handcrafted Japanese Home Decor

Akabeko is a traditional folk craft from the Aizu region of Fukushima Prefecture. It is made from lightweight papier-mâché 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 in expression and paint make every item unique. 

Features

• Handmade papier mache craft
• Swinging head movement design
• Traditional Aizu folk heritage item
• Compact size for display or collection
• Each piece has a unique artisan finish

Details

• Material: Papier mache
• Size: 150 x 80 mm
• Notes: Keep dry, do not expose to water. Wipe gently with a dry cloth for cleaning.
• Made in Japan