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DCTO: Jibun Project

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CHOCOLATE SOOP is proud to introduce its collectible vinyl art figure designed byDacosta Bayley based on the ancient Japanese legend of Daruma, a 5th centurymonk and the founder of Zen Buddhism.
DCTO: Jibun Project (Dreams Come True Object: My Project ) is a moderninterpretation of an ancient Japanese Zen doll known as a Daruma doll. Thiscuriously limbless, traditionally red-cloaked figure with unpainted eyes is used forpersonal dedication to a new venture such as starting a business, beginning a newpath in life, or given as a gift for celebrations like New Years, weddings andbirthdays. Painting in DCTO’s left eye shows commitment to a goal; once the goalis achieved, you then paint in DCTO’s right eye.
DCTO (‘dik-toe’) is designed to right itself when it is knocked over, reflecting theJapanese saying, ‘Nanakorobi yaoki’, "Fall 7 times, rise 8 times”. This reminds usthat no matter the number of times we may stumble, those with a persistent heartwill rise again to achieve their goals, symbolizing relentless dedication and anundaunted spirit.
In a modern, fast-paced world that is becoming increasingly virtual and complex,the DCTO: Jibun Project is a simple, tangible focus point on which to anchor one’sdreams and aspirations…

DCTO is made of ATBC (phthalate free vinyl)Sits 18cm / 7inches tall by 16cm / 6.25inches wideWeight approx: 0.65kg / 1.43lbs (bottom weighted)Available in 3 traditional ‘Ritual Brush’ colourways
+2 rare variants.

www.dctoproject.com


The standard 3 colours
3D renders of the packaging design
Temple Red
Emperor's Yellow
Sumi-e Black
Sakura Pink
Stone Garden Grey
The DCTO concept on KANIZA figure artist series from ToyQube. Entitled "Wish Kidd" shown here with a limited edition Gicleé diptych print.
DCTO: Jibun Project
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DCTO stands for Dreams Come True Object (pronounced ‘dik-toe’), . This is the first in a select list of figure design projects planned for releas Read More

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