Osaka Hariko (大阪張り子) refers to a traditional form of papier- mâché crafts originating from Osaka, Japan. These colorful and intricately designed dolls and figurines are created using a method that involves layering paper and adhesive, resulting in lightweight yet durable pieces. Osaka Hariko often features popular motifs such as animals, auspicious symbols, and everyday characters, embodying the lively spirit of the region. These crafts are not only decorative but are also believed to bring good luck and protection, making them popular as gifts and talismans during festivals and celebrations.