Takumi is a Japanese name that literally means “artisan” or “craftsman,” and it’s pronounced tah-KOO-mee. Though still a rare gem in the U.S. with just a handful of little ones named each year, it rolls off the tongue as smoothly as a silk sari dancing in a summer breeze. Parents who choose Takumi imagine a child with a steady hand and a big heart—someone who can out-craft his cousins at a Diwali rangoli contest or fix a leaky tap with flair. It’s a name that feels like a promise: to build, to create, to shape a life full of meaning. In homes across India and beyond, families are embracing this melodic moniker as a bridge between two rich cultures, inspiring young dreamers to work with both skill and soul.
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