六原張り子 (Rokuhara Hariko) is a papier-mâché craft originating from the Rokuhara area in Kyoto. These hand-crafted figures are made by layering washi paper over a mold, followed by drying and painting with bright, colorful designs. The figures often depict animals or deities and are used as decorative items, talismans, or toys, symbolizing good luck and protection.