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Lexington, KY – The World Health Organization’s (WHO) Switzerland headquarters is a far distance from the tobacco fields of Kentucky, but the agency is casting a long shadow over those fields as it prepares to pass guidelines that could affect cigarette content and interrupt a centuries-old industry. The organization is the “directing and coordinating authority for health within the United Nations system … responsible for providing leadership on global health matters,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],” according to information found on its website. One of its many priorities has been to stop the spread of disease thought to be caused by the use of tobacco.[link widoczny dla zalogowanych].
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Like folk artists everywhere, the tonkotsu artisans used ordinary materials—straw, paulownia wood, tree roots,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], bamboo, white metal, small bits of mother-of-pearl, and glass. The containers are only 4″ high,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but the small scope did not hinder creativity. Japan has always had a genius for miniaturization. Often the figures the artisans carved were drawn from folk religion. A good example is the popularity of Daruma as a tobacco container. Daruma (also known as Bodhidharma) is the legendary monk who is said to have brought Zen Buddhism from India to China from where it made its way to Japan.
Daruma dolls have come to be seen as good luck symbols. Daruma is often shown satirically or humorously—his story does lend itself to comic interpretation. It is said that to achieve enlightenment, Daruma meditated while seated in a cave for nine years. His legs atrophied. Once during this rather strict regimen, he fell asleep. When he woke up, he was so disgusted with himself that he tore off his eyelids. A tea plant—the world’s first—sprang up from his eyelids. He ultimately decided that tea was OK; sipping it aided meditation.[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]