Adult Science Magazine Karakuri Robot Mini Tea Carrying Doll No.4

Product Description

The Edo Karakuri Robot is a 13-centimeter tall miniature reproduction of a tea transport doll, inspired by Japan's oldest mechanical design book, "Kikaku Zuishiki". This battery-free, spring-activated doll is an exquisite piece of automatic movement technology. When tea is placed on the tray, the doll walks forward and bows slightly in front of the guest. Once the tea cup is picked up, it stops, and when the empty cup is returned to the tray, it turns and returns to its original position. This automatic doll is programmed with a series of movements, making it a fascinating and interactive piece of art.

Product Specification

The Edo Karakuri Robot stands at a height of 13cm, making it a cute hand-held size. The small body is equipped with a mechanism that is almost identical to that used in the Chawun dolls made in the Edo period. The power source is a spring, eliminating the need for batteries. The balance is based on the regulating mechanism of a clock, and a cam converts the rotational motion into complex movements.

Additional Features

The doll comes with a full-fledged paper kimono and clothes that can be changed. Two types of clothes are included: Japanese-style clothes that allow the user to enjoy the authentic construction, and Western-style clothes that can be easily created. This allows the user to dress up the doll and have fun. The assembly instructions are carefully explained with illustrations, making it easy for even those who are not familiar with assembly to complete the main body in about 30 minutes. The instruction manual is not only informative but also fun to read.