Daikokuten Orange Calcite 60mm — Japanese Luck Carving

This Daikokuten figure is carved from natural orange calcite, depicting one of Japan's Seven Lucky Gods, the deity of wealth, commerce, and agriculture, traditionally shown carrying a magic mallet and a bag of treasures symbolising abundance. At 60mm tall, it's a compact but meaningful piece for a desk, shelf, or entryway.

So who is Daikokuten? Originally from India and later woven into Japanese folk religion, he's one of the Shichifukujin, the Seven Lucky Gods, popular among farmers and merchants who look to him for prosperity and good fortune. His mallet, the uchide no kozuchi, is said to produce anything the holder desires with a single tap.

A closer look

Orange calcite adds its own layer of meaning to the carving, tied to the solar plexus chakra and known for promoting motivation, confidence, and a clear sense of direction. It's considered a lucky stone in its own right, associated with prosperity and abundance, which pairs naturally with Daikokuten's own symbolism of wealth and fortune.

• Stone: Natural orange calcite
• Form & size: Hand-carved Daikokuten figure, 60mm tall, 42mm wide
• Chakra: Solar plexus
• Tradition: Japanese Seven Lucky Gods (Shichifukujin)

Living with your Daikokuten

Display it on a desk, shelf, or entryway where its meaning of prosperity and good fortune feels most welcome, or gift it to someone starting a new venture. Wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth; calcite is a softer stone, so avoid harsh chemicals or water exposure. Its warm orange tone and cheerful symbolism make it a lovely housewarming or new-business gift, a small figure carrying a big wish for prosperity.

Please note: crystals are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Keep small pieces away from young children.