Aomori's wood-carved daruma exchanges the round paper shell for an upright, irregular block and a forward gaze. This is an evidence-led shape study, not a scan of a named artisan's object.
Source mapped · review pending
Origin
Aomori, Aomori
Traditional material
Split wood carved with a single knife tradition
Defining feature
Forward gaze + deep-crimson robe
Eye convention
Fully carved and painted
INTERACTIVE MODEL · FIVE-ANGLE REVIEWUtoubori Daruma shape study
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CLAIM 01 · OBLIQUE
Carved from split wood
Aomori Prefecture documents an itto-bori carving tradition, so the object is intentionally not given the smooth rotational shell used for papier-mâché forms.
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Editorial state
Source anchored · external review pending
Object state
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Material
Carved from split wood
Published-source claim
Aomori Prefecture documents an itto-bori carving tradition, so the object is intentionally not given the smooth rotational shell used for papier-mâché forms.
The abstract carved block, grain direction and simplified robe geometry.
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Not reproduced
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VERIFICATION STATUS
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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.
