Mamehina Prince and Princess Set 3

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Hinamame is a type of chickpea.
Dressed in elegant costumes by artist Teiko Yumoto,
This is a one-of-a-kind Hina doll in the world.

This Hina doll is cute with its round, bean-like shape.

We want to cherish Japan's ancient traditions, beautiful customs, and aesthetic sense.
With this in mind, we decorate with seasonal flowers.
We have created a Hina doll that can be easily displayed and enjoyed.

It is called old cloth.
The kimonos and fabrics used up until the early Showa period are used.
Among them, Edo Chirimen
High-quality antique kimono fabrics from the Meiji and Taisho eras are
Delicate patterns, embroidery, fine shibori, etc.
The colors, patterns and textures that are not available in today's products are popular.
This is a rare item that is not often available on the market.

The tools are also carefully handcrafted.
The charm of this ball lies in its delicate pattern made from silk thread.
It also comes with a base so you don't have to worry about it rolling around.

The dog box and marbles made of stone clay
Each one is carefully made from a mold.
Auspicious and adorable motifs will add color to Hinamatsuri.

Inubako (dog box) has been widely used as a decoration for the Hinamatsuri festival since ancient times.
A pair of small boxes in the shape of a male and female dog, each with a baby's face.
Dogs are a symbol of safe childbirth and puppies are said to grow strong and healthy.
They were displayed as talismans to pray for safe childbirth and good health.
In the past, the dog facing left was a male dog, and it was used to enshrine amulets for safe childbirth.
Apparently the one facing right is a female dog and makeup tools were stored inside.

The stand on which the marbles are displayed is finished with beeswax.
The natural feel of wood is irresistible.

This year's oil lamps are red, adding a touch of elegance to the Hina dolls.

This gold folding screen was created in collaboration with Rekiseisha, a company that has been in business for over 100 years.
Tin foil paper is used generously and the colors are layered.
The delicate scattered light beautifully accentuates the Hina dolls.
The back side is finished with carefully selected chiyogami paper.

Rekiseisha's foil paper
Shrines, temples, national institutions, hotels, GUCCI HERMES, etc.
It is used and loved all over the world.

All dolls are delivered in custom-made paulownia wood boxes.
Paulownia wood has insect and rot resistance, is flame resistant and resistant to moisture.
The perfect material for storing delicate Hina dolls.
We will store your precious dolls while keeping them safe and protected.
The simple and warm paulownia wood box
It can also be used as a stand for displaying Hina dolls.

It goes great with Julie brand doilies and trays.
If you casually display it in your entrance or on a cupboard,
Your daily life will become richer.

Size and specifications

size

Lord 7cm, Princess 7.5cm
Folding screen (two-panel pair) W8.6cm×D1.3cm×H11cm when folded
Paulownia wood box W31cm×D21cm×H13.5cm

Contents

Hina dolls, Imperial Prince and Princess stand, folding screen (tin foil), ball, dog box, oil lamp, marbles, high stand (beeswax finish), paulownia box

Benefits

Paulownia wood storage box

About Shipping

deadline

Usually ships within 1-3 business days

postage

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*As these are handmade products, there may be individual differences. Please understand this before purchasing.
*No returns accepted. We only deliver quality products.
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