Daruma sauce container - Tokyo Design Studio Do you see this little porcelain container? He has everything for him: minimalist, original, made in Japan, and above all ... magic! As soon as you pour a little soy sauce, the Daruma motif is gradually revealed: the liquid is lodged in the hollows of the pattern to create a nice contrast. Too canon right? The Daruma the Daruma symbol is a little round character without arms or legs, inspired by a Buddhist monk. In Japan, it is a lucky emblem that symbolizes perseverance, luck and new departures. To go out on all occasions whether it is for a sushi-maki evening with friends, a homemade Japanese dinner or even to sublimate a simple aperitif tray, this little cup is a stylish ally. Use you can put what you want: soy sauce, vinegar, spicy oil, small seeds or wasabi. But what we really love is this little wow effect when you pour a slightly dark sauce (like soy sauce). Advice from Team Kumo We love to mix the different patterns of the collection