A female okiagari figure from Taketa, dressed in a red layered robe rather than the familiar monk-like face. This is an evidence-led shape study, not a scan of a named artisan's object.
Source mapped · review pending
Origin
Taketa, Oita
Traditional material
Painted papier-mâché with weighted base
Defining feature
Narrow eyes + small red mouth + layered robe
Eye convention
Eyes fully painted
FEMALE DARUMA · SAME NAME, DIFFERENT PLACES
Yes—Hime Daruma is a female form. Which tradition do you mean?
Japan Tourism Agency identifies Taketa's Hime Daruma as female. The name does not identify one single regional tradition: this page's 3D file represents Taketa, Oita, while Matsuyama, Ehime has a separate official record.
Not established
Name only
Place evidence needed
The name alone is not enough to choose a prefecture or tradition. Check the place named by the maker, museum, seller or label before using the Taketa 3D or the Matsuyama record.
Local account
Do not choose between the Ayame account and the Empress Jingu account from appearance or a marketplace title alone.
Making record
Look for a named production place and a responsible source; paper, brocade, weighted construction and face style are clues, not authentication by themselves.
Atlas coverage
Use the two official trails below, then continue to the source-bounded identification worksheet if the place is still unknown.
Ayame and household prosperity; later Goto-family revival
Empress Jingu and safe-birth tradition in Matsuyama City's local-product record
Making record
Painted papier-mâché with a weighted rising base
Papier-mâché and gold-brocade forms in the prefectural designation
Do not assume
The Taketa 3D explains every object sold as Hime Daruma
The Matsuyama story, material or design belongs to the Taketa file
Do not authenticate from this table. A place name, material or visual clue is not proof of maker, age or origin, and neither source trail grants permission to reproduce a workshop-specific design.
INTERACTIVE MODEL · FIVE-ANGLE REVIEWHime Daruma shape study
Meshy PBR · on demand
SOURCE-GUIDED 3D TOUR
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Choose one published-source claim. The suggested angle helps you inspect it; it does not turn the reconstruction into proof.
CLAIM 01 · FRONT
A female daruma
Japan Tourism Agency material identifies Hime Daruma as a female form unique to the Taketa area.
Why this angle: Read the face and front decoration together.
Camera angles are viewing suggestions, not object measurements, authenticity findings or claims that every maker uses one fixed form. The JSON manifest publishes the exact GLB hash, technical audit, claim links and rights boundary; access does not grant reuse rights.
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CLAIM-BY-CLAIM EVIDENCE
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Each visual clue below points to the public record used for this file. A source link means the feature is documented there; it does not mean the institution or maker has reviewed this Atlas model.
Published basis
Named public source attached to each claim
Editorial state
Source anchored · external review pending
Object state
Interpretive Web model · not a replica
01
Identity
A female daruma
Published-source claim
Japan Tourism Agency material identifies Hime Daruma as a female form unique to the Taketa area.
Taketa origin, female identity, narrow eyes, small red mouth, red layered robe and weighted rising base.
Reconstructed
Web-model choices
The simplified robe layers and non-copied botanical symbols in this Web study.
Excluded
Not reproduced
Any exact Goto family pattern, face painting or workshop-specific object reproduction.
VERIFICATION STATUS
What has this file actually passed?
Its three published observations are mapped to named sources. The regional institution and maker have not reviewed this Atlas file, and the 3D remains an interpretive reconstruction.
Published evidence
3 claims mapped to named sources
Source audit
Independent review
Packet prepared · not sent · 0 reviews recorded
3D model
Interpretive model — not a licensed replica
Hime place check prepared: one separate context check asks relevant local reviewers to confirm the Taketa–Matsuyama boundary and the Taketa-only 3D scope. It has not been sent.
