Children making a snow ball, Nakajima Raishō, 1820s–1850s
Nakajima RaishôJapan, 1796–1871

Children making a snow ball

1820s–1850s · Print · 38.1 × 48.9 cm

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Children's delight in newly fallen snow is universal. Here three ambitious Japanese boys are creating a yukidaruma, snow Bodhidharma. Bodhidharma was the Indian sage who traveled to China in the sixth century to spread his doctrine which stressed seated meditation as a means toward enlightenment. Since a large rounded snow mound resembles a seated monk with his robe covering his head and legs, such figures came to be called yukidaruma in Japan.

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