Three little charms, three different wishes. Healpy is looking out for your health. Luckybara handles luck, which suits him — capybaras have never worried about anything. And Richshiba is in charge of the money side of things, and takes the job seriously. These are made in the shape of omamori, the small fabric charms you find at Japanese shrines, tucked into bags and hung from keys. Yours will be wool instead of silk, and you'll have poked it into being yourself — which arguably makes the wish count for more. No experience needed for any of it. The wool comes portioned by color, the tools are in the box, and the videos take you through every step. Two to four hours each. Keep one, and give the other two to people who could use a little luck.
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