Bring a piece of Japanese heritage and good fortune into your home with this exquisite, vintage set of traditional fabric rabbit dolls, also known as Usagi Hina dolls. These charming figurines, made in Japan in the 1970s and sourced from a Japanese Government Auction, are perfect for collectors or as a unique cultural accent piece.
In Japan, rabbits are powerful symbols of longevity, prosperity, and good luck, often associated with fertility and new beginnings. This pair, dressed in beautiful traditional kimono-style fabrics, represents the Emperor and Empress figures typically displayed during the annual Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day Festival) to wish for the healthy growth and happiness of daughters.
✨ Highlights
✅ Authentic Vintage Collectible: Sourced directly from a 1970s Japanese government auction.
✅ Traditional Craftsmanship: Each doll is handmade using authentic Japanese kimono or crepe (chirimen) fabrics.
✅ Symbolic Decor: Rabbits symbolize longevity, good fortune, and family prosperity in Japanese culture.
✅ Perfect Hinamatsuri Display: Ideal for a compact, modern Hina doll display or year-round cultural decoration.
✅ Heirloom Quality: Dolls were traditionally passed down through generations to protect children from misfortune.
Details
Materials: Vintage Silk/Crepe Fabric, Internal structure
Origin: Kyoto, Japan
Year: Circa 1970s
Condition: Excellent vintage condition, consistent with minimal use and age.
Care: Dust gently with a soft cloth. Keep out of direct sunlight to preserve fabric colors.
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