Vintage set of Japanese Hina dolls, a traditional display for the annual Hinamatsuri festival. Handcrafted using the traditional Kimekomi technique, the doll bodies are made from durable toso (hardened washi paper pulp). These dolls represent the Emperor and Empress and are cherished as amulets for happiness and well-being. This set includes a gold folding screen, lacquered black base, and unique lantern-like accessories, complete with the original Cardboard box bearing the possible maker's mark "Kastei".
Highlights:
✅ Authentic Japanese Craft: Traditional Kimekomi dolls with detailed fabric tucked into a sculpted body.
✅ Durable Base: Bodies crafted from toso, a resilient hardened washi paper pulp and sawdust mixture.
✅ Complete Set: Includes Emperor and Empress dolls, gold byōbu screen, and two decorative lanterns.
✅ Rich Brocade Fabric: Adorned in luxurious silk and gold brocade (kinran) woven fabrics, showcasing vibrant purple and gold patterns.
✅ Cultural Significance: Perfect for celebrating Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day) or as a unique cultural collectible.
Item Details:
Origin: Japan
Technique: Kimekomi (fabric tucked into grooves)
Dolls: Emperor (O-Dairi-sama) and Empress (O-Hina-sama)
Accessories: Gold Screen (hard paper construction), Black Base, 2 Lantern Accessories
Condition: Vintage, as pictured in the original Cardboard box
Own a piece of Japanese tradition and art with this beautiful, compact Hina doll set.
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