PUCA enjoys growing and celebrating the seasons

Throughout the Puca series, we have packed in many ideas to help you celebrate as your child grows, with the theme of ``Children can enjoy the festival too.''

　
Not only is it perfect for children celebrating their first seasonal festival, but families who are considering replacing their items due to changes in their environment can also enjoy the growth and celebrations with "Puka, which can be enjoyed with all five senses," making seasonal festivals more enjoyable every year.

 

"Touch, play and decorate"
Cute wooden Hina doll Puka

The gentle feel and sound of wood. We have packed in many ideas to allow children to experience it.

There's no need to tell Puka's Hina dolls, "Don't touch them!" We want children to be able to touch the dolls as they please, following their own curiosity. (Please note that they contain small parts.)
When your child is a baby, the family will decorate the dolls, and the next year, they may be able to help alongside their mother. Next year, they may be able to stack the dolls. The year after that, they will gradually be able to arrange them on their own.

"Mom, I did it!"
You will notice that your child's fingers have become more dexterous than last year when they grasp the parts, and their concentrated profile has become firmer. On the annual Girls' Day, be sure to take photos of your child touching the Pooka as a record of their growth.

Puuka's cute Hina dolls - fun to assemble the parts

List of included parts

Lord and Princess, Three Court Ladies Sakura and Tachibana, Snow Cave x 2, Uguisu, Three-Colored Diamond-Shaped Rice Cake x 2
Folding screen (axis, mounting bracket x 2), pedestal (3-tier display stand)

The cute, round Puka Hina dolls may get scratched or licked by children while playing with or displaying them. However, they are of such high quality that they will not break and can be safely licked by children. We want to make Hina dolls that children can enjoy together. That is our wish as creators.

　

Compact design that can be displayed on a chest or window, so you won't have trouble finding a place to display it

You can rearrange the base to suit the place where you want to display it.
The Puka series is full of playfulness, but we have paid particular attention to the size of each piece so that you can display your Hina dolls without changing the basic shape of the dolls.

As children grow, their lifestyles change, their families grow, and they may even move to a new place. In these circumstances, we focused on a compact design so that you don't run out of space to display the Hina dolls or find it difficult to display them.

Some people may be surprised at first by the deformed appearance of the Hina dolls, which is different from regular Hina dolls. "Is this a Hina doll?" - Our Puka Hina dolls are made to be cute and loved by children. We want them to say, "Hina dolls are so cute! They're so fun! I love them!", rather than "Hina dolls are scary."

　

A celebratory gift with a quality tree that grows more beautiful as it grows.

Throughout the Puca series, all wooden items are made from beech wood, which is often used in Scandinavian furniture.

The cute, round dolls are carved out of cut wood and finished by hand one by one. Experience the quality of these dolls, which will blend in perfectly wherever you display them, on a shelf or table in your room. Just like furniture, you can enjoy them as they age, and they will become more and more beloved with each passing year.

　

Stylish SAORI woven folding screen

　

In order to bring out the texture and three-dimensionality of the simple BASIC Hina dolls, each doll is carefully crafted using Saori weaving, which has a distinctive weave.
Only hand weaving can weave threads of different counts (thicknesses). You will find that the richness of the texture of cotton thread is quite different from that of machine weaving.

This year's Hinamatsuri will be fun again♪

The Pooka series is enjoyable when you are a little older.

A serious expression on her profile. Her small fingers are holding the parts engrossedly as she assembles the Hina dolls in a dancing motion. Her expression has become more mature than last year, and her fingers have become more dexterous. With each passing year, she learns how to decorate, and thinks about how she will decorate the dolls next time.

Hina dolls are displayed by mothers, and in fact, this is the case in many households.
But Pookas are different.
Maybe someday you can decorate it with your mom. Maybe someday you can decorate it by yourself.
We hope that you will be able to feel your child's growth through Puca during the annual Doll's Festival.

Draw a "Pooka Doll" that captures the joy of seeing your child grow.

Tidying up is fun with Pooka

　

Puca boxes, which fit together like a puzzle, are also great for teaching children to tidy up.
"I've finished cleaning up!" A voice called out to Mom.

The joy of rediscovering growth at the turning point of seasonal festivals - Puka


March 3rd is Girls' Day, a day when I can feel my daughter's growth.
We hope that your Hinamatsuri will be filled with memories forever, and we will give you a Hina doll to enjoy on this celebratory day.