Hand-painted ceramic construction: Ensures each piece is unique and crafted with care
Traditional Japanese motifs: Features authentic sakura and hinamatsuri designs for cultural significance
Authentic Iwata and Nagasaki techniques: Preserves heritage craftsmanship passed down through generations
Collectible quality: Each figurine offers individual variation and collectible value
Festive seasonal decor: Ideal for honoring ancestors and welcoming good fortune in Japanese tradition
Summarized by Shop
Hina-no-sekku dates back to the imperial court, in which a baby was purified in the form of a human figure to purify it and float it in the river.
In the Edo period, samurai and townspeople began to decorate hina dolls to celebrate, and even today, the first festival has been handed down as a traditional Japanese culture to pray for the
Material
Ceramic
Color
Red, Green, Blue, Orange, White, Yellow
Pattern
Floral
Brand
Kikomorou Sakejima
Category
Japanese traditional doll (Furimono)
Set includes
Minikokeshi (small paper crane) and Furimono (ancestral doll)
