Cultural Heritage Jirozaemon Hina Hina
"Jirozaemon Hina" was founded in Kyoto by the puppet maker Jirozaemon Hinaya during the Edo period.
It is characterized by its black hair, round face, and hikime-kagibana dumpling-like face that appears in the Tale of Genji emaki, and is said to have been around 30 years since the Horeki period, Meiwa, Yasunei, Tenmei, and Kansei years. ``Jirozaemon Hina'' dominated the popularity of Edo for many years, and regardless of trends, ``Jirozaemon Hina'' were respected by the court nobles and feudal lords as the mainstream Hina dolls for a long time.
Imperial prince flat decoration Jirozaemon doll
¥267,000 (tax included)
This work is expressed by female artist Hisayu Shimizu.
Hina dolls that express Hisayu Shimizu's unique sense, the elegance and beauty of the Heian dynasty like no other, and the more you look at them, the more you appreciate them. It will be a Hina decoration that will touch the hearts of those who pick it up.
Elegant and elegant forms that create space
The beautiful pure silk costume with a heavy feel has a classic yet modern flair that is unique to Hisayu. It emits a beauty that is revived in modern times.
The voluminous kimono is made with a sturdy finish. The volume of the hem is classic and takes time and effort to put on.
beautiful silhouette
Delicious 360 degrees no matter where you look at it
Kuyu's modern color sense stands out with an elegant and sophisticated Heian beauty, and the supple form stands out beautifully with the finest obi fabric. Kobo Hiina offers a wide variety of high-quality fabrics with a variety of patterns and obi belts.
Noble and elegant color gradation and dressing techniques. Harmony of sensitivity and materials. Expressing new beauty, it will not only be a pursuit of perfection, but also a masterpiece that will touch your heart, born from Kuyu's unique sensibility.
Attention is paid to even the smallest details, such as the construction of the fish bags and stone belts.
The expression of the venerable Jirozaemon Hina
These large Hina dolls have a unique expression with a round face and narrow eyes, making them very adorable.
Surrounding tools exist to make the doll stand out more beautifully. Among these, folding screens play an important role, influencing the overall image.
The Japanese paper folding screen and decorative stand have a tatami base and a simple structure that makes the dolls stand out. Please enjoy the high quality and elegant artistry of the works.
■ Folding screen ■
Quality and presence that stands out because of its simplicity
The folding screen enveloping the elegant space retains the texture of Japanese paper.
The sophisticated colors make the doll stand out even more beautifully.
■Kyuu original wooden sign
[Hisayu Shimizu Career]
Kuyu Shimizu
Born in Gamagori City, Aichi Prefecture in 1938
From the age of 18, she aspired to become a doll maker when she was married to her husband.
1965 Certified as a Hina Doll Craftsman
1986 Established Yusoku Kobo “Hiina”
Since 1993, he has been demonstrating the production of Hina dolls at Takashimaya in Tokyo.
2008 NHK Nagoya Hot Evening “Tokai no Takumi” coverage aired
2010 Japanese color and layered color exhibition in Himeji sponsored by Asahi Shimbun
2011 Exhibited at "JAPANN EXPO Japanese Culture Festival in Paris"
2012 Exhibited at "TBS Doll Show 2nd"
Hisayu Shimizu's Hina dolls have the taste of arts and crafts that stand out from mass-produced products.
High-quality items that you will never get tired of choosing from an adult perspective are dolls that you will want to display even after your child grows up healthy and becomes an adult.
Please enjoy this wonderful Hinamatsuri that will bring smiles to your family's faces for years to come.
