Meet your new kitchen good luck charm.

The Daruma is one of Japan's most beloved symbols — a round, wide-eyed figure modeled after the Zen Buddhist monk Bodhidharma, who reportedly meditated for nine years straight until his arms and legs withered away. (He was very committed.) No-nonsense and resilient, the Daruma embodies the spirit of "fall down seven times, get up eight" — which, honestly, is also a pretty good philosophy for ambitious baking.

This set of four handcrafted pewter measuring spoons brings that spirit into your kitchen. Each spoon is shaped like a Daruma figure — roughly 3½ inches tall — and includes ¼ tsp, ½ tsp, 1 tsp, and 1 tbsp. The included countertop stand keeps them organized, on display, and ready to use — no drawer-diving required.

Cast in lead-free pewter, they're built to last and look better with age. Functional enough for daily use, distinctive enough to leave out.

• Set of 4: ¼ tsp, ½ tsp, 1 tsp, 1 tbsp
• Approximately 3½" tall
• Includes Includes pewter and oak countertop stand (4 3/4" tall)
• Handcrafted lead-free pewter
• Makes a great gift for cooks, collectors, or anyone who could use a little extra luck in the kitchen