Daruma are traditional Japanese dolls that have been worshiped as a symbol of good fortune, success, and perseverance for centuries in Japan. Traditionally, daruma dolls are made of paper, typically painted in red, and have no arms or legs. The body has a round shape, and both of the eyes remain blank when you purchase them. Daruma dolls are typically found at souvenir shops or stalls at traditional festivals held at Buddhist temples across Japan.