A living Tama craft best understood as a regional family of handmade faces, not one frozen template. This is an evidence-led shape study, not a scan of a named artisan's object.
Source mapped · review pending
Origin
Mizuho, Tokyo
Traditional material
Hand-painted papier-mâché
Defining feature
Balanced brows + workshop-to-workshop variation
Eye convention
Varies by maker; confirm the object
INTERACTIVE MODEL · FIVE-ANGLE REVIEWTama Daruma shape study
Meshy PBR · on demand
SOURCE-GUIDED 3D TOUR
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CLAIM 01 · OBLIQUE
No single face owns the name
Mizuho Town stresses that handmade faces and shapes vary by producer. The model is deliberately generalized rather than presented as a standard.
Why this angle: Read silhouette, depth and front treatment in one controlled view.
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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Published basis
Named public source attached to each claim
Editorial state
Source anchored · external review pending
Object state
Interpretive Web model · not a replica
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Variation
No single face owns the name
Published-source claim
Mizuho Town stresses that handmade faces and shapes vary by producer. The model is deliberately generalized rather than presented as a standard.
Mizuho and Santama production, handmade variation and continuity from the Meiji period.
Reconstructed
Web-model choices
The representative rounded body and balanced generic face.
Excluded
Not reproduced
Any workshop-identifying face, lettering, colour meaning or claim of a universal Tama template.
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.
