Meet a delightful wooden horse ornament that simply refuses to stay down. Crafted as an okiagari koboshi, this roly-poly figure wobbles happily and pops right back upright whenever it is tipped over. Its simple, rounded design shows off the natural texture of the wood, making it a sweet accent for any desk or shelf.
In Japan, the horse is one of the twelve animals of the traditional zodiac, known as Eto. Paired with the concept of okiagari koboshi, a classic symbol of resilience that always stands back up no matter how many times it falls, this little figure carries a message of good fortune and perseverance.
Handmade in Japan using natural materials, each piece is one of a kind and may vary slightly from the photos. This compact miniature measures approximately 4.5 cm long, 3 cm wide, and 5 cm high, small enough to tuck onto a shelf or into a bag.
It makes a charming New Year or zodiac display piece, a lucky charm for a new home or new year, or a thoughtful gift for birthdays, housewarmings, and other special occasions. Collectors of Eto figures will find it a fun addition too.
A handmade wooden roly-poly ornament featuring the Horse, the seventh animal of the Japanese zodiac. This lucky charm returns upright when tipped over and has a simple, charming design.
Made from natural materials, each piece may vary from the product photos. Approximate size: 4.5 cm long, 3 cm wide, and 5 cm high.




