What does a tumbler mean?

Tumbler is a traditional toy and symbol in Japan. Generally, it is a round red humanoid doll with no hands and feet, and only two black circles on the face represent the eyes. The following are some possible meanings and explanations of the tumbler:

Lucky symbol: The tumbler is regarded as a lucky symbol in Japan, symbolizing the spirit of perseverance and pursuit of goals. In Japan, people usually buy a tumbler on New Year's Day, make a wish, and then draw an eye to show that they are beginning to pursue their goals and dreams. After the goal is achieved, draw another eye, which means you have achieved your wish.

Commercial symbol: tumblers are also used as commercial symbols, which are common in shops, restaurants and companies, indicating the pursuit of success and commercial prosperity.

Art form: Tumbler is also an important theme of Japanese traditional art, including painting, sculpture, ceramics and so on. Often used to express perseverance and fighting spirit.