Daruma Blood Rage Statue

About this piece

At a glance

• Contemporary horror Daruma statue made for indoor display
• Cracked red and white finish with dark hand-painted details
• PETG base, sanded, primed, painted and varnished in Brittany
• Made to order, usual making time around 14 working days before dispatch
• For a shelf, desk, display cabinet, tattoo studio or convention setup
• Not a wearable mask, toy, antique or traditional wishing doll

A darker Daruma for display

The Daruma Blood Rage Statue takes the rounded Daruma silhouette in a contemporary horror direction. Its cracked surface, red accents and painted shadows create a darker display piece without presenting it as a traditional Japanese Daruma doll.

Choose it for a shelf, desk, display cabinet, tattoo studio or convention setup where a compact Japanese-inspired figure can sit beside masks, prints or other collectibles.

Made and finished in Brittany

Each statue is made to order in the Dai Yokai workshop in Brittany, France. The PETG base is printed, cleaned, sanded and primed before acrylic colours are applied by hand and protected with varnish.

The overall design remains consistent, but the crack pattern, red depth, shadows and varnish can vary slightly because every finish is completed individually.

Display and care

This is an indoor decorative figure, not a wearable mask or toy. Keep it away from prolonged direct sunlight, damp rooms and strong heat. Remove dust with a soft, dry cloth. Do not soak the statue or use harsh cleaning products on the painted finish.

Explore more pieces in the handmade Japanese figures collection. For the cultural background behind the original figure, read the Daruma meaning guide.

Before ordering

The product is made to order, with a usual making time of around 14 working days before dispatch. Exact dimensions and weight are not currently listed on this page. Contact Dai Yokai before ordering if the statue must fit a specific shelf, cabinet or display space.

Questions before ordering

What is the Daruma Blood Rage Statue?

It is a contemporary handmade horror figure inspired by the rounded Daruma silhouette. Dai Yokai uses that recognisable shape as the starting point for a cracked red and white display piece. It is decorative art, not a traditional wishing doll, antique or ritual object.

What is the statue made from?

The statue has a PETG base made in the Dai Yokai workshop. It is cleaned, sanded and primed before acrylic colours are painted by hand. The finished surface is protected with varnish.

Is it a traditional Japanese Daruma doll?

No. Traditional Daruma dolls are associated with perseverance and good fortune. This is a contemporary Dai Yokai interpretation with a horror finish. It should be understood as Japanese-inspired decorative art, not as an authentic ritual or shrine object.

Where was this statue made?

Each statue is made to order in the Dai Yokai workshop in Brittany, France. The printing, sanding, priming, painting and varnishing are completed in the workshop.

How long does it take before dispatch?

The usual making time is around 14 working days before dispatch. The statue is then packed with reinforced protection and shipped from France with tracking.

Will every painted finish look identical?

No. The overall design remains consistent, but the crack pattern, red colour depth, painted shadows and varnish can vary slightly because each statue is finished by hand.

Where should I display it?

Place it indoors on a stable shelf, desk or display cabinet. It can also work in a tattoo studio or convention display. Exact dimensions are not currently listed, so contact Dai Yokai if the available space is limited.

How should I care for the statue?

Keep it away from prolonged direct sunlight, damp rooms and strong heat. Dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth. Do not soak the statue or use abrasive or harsh cleaning products on the hand-painted finish.