Beautiful Hina dolls that decorate the Japanese landscape through the four seasons
"Itowakashi" means very beautiful and tasteful. The beautiful scenery from The Pillow Book and the unique idea of "living in harmony" throughout the seasons are expressed in the Hina dolls.
Enjoying the four seasons of Japanese life. The elegant world of waka poetry.
These small, picturesque Hina dolls make perfect seasonal decor.
Enjoy the lovely traditional beauty of Japan along with the seasonal festivals.
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Seasonal Colors Akebono (Spring) -Tokiiro- Prince and Princess Decoration Hina Dolls
Regular price ¥88,000 JPY(税込)Regular priceUnit price per -
Seasonal Colors Night (Summer) - Tokiiro - Prince and Princess Hina Dolls
Regular price ¥88,000 JPY(税込)Regular priceUnit price per -
Seasonal Colors: Yuugure (Autumn) -Tokiiro- Prince and Princess Decoration Hina Dolls
Regular price ¥88,000 JPY(税込)Regular priceUnit price per -
Seasonal Colors (Winter) -Tokiiro- Imperial Prince and Princess Hina Dolls
Regular price ¥88,000 JPY(税込)Regular priceUnit price per
1. A lovely, elegant face
The face of this doll still retains a hint of a child's innocence, and the more you look at it, the more adorable and genuine it becomes. She also has a classic parted hairstyle, which is rare for a costumed doll. This doll has a face that is typical of Japanese dolls, and you can enjoy the depth of her innocent expression from any angle.
Not only the family, but also the children who received the decorations,
This is a charming Hina doll that you can continue to love and display even after you become an adult.
2. Compact Hina dolls that are easy to display
This is the smallest doll in the costume collection. Although it is small, it is luxuriously made so that it does not feel compact when displayed loosely on a wide folding screen. The design is designed to fit in with modern interiors, whether Western or Japanese.
It is a size that can be displayed on top of a cabinet in the entrance or living room.
The matte display stand (and jewel stand) is topped with a Japanese paper folding screen. The folding screen is decorated with a silver leaf Shippo pattern, giving it a stylish finish.
Width 45cm x Depth 25cm x Height 18.6cm
A decorative stand in an elegant matte grey with plain wood trim
A beautiful folding screen with Shippo pattern
3. Beautiful costumes that reflect the season
The spring morning glow is reflected in the costumes, and the same color scheme is used for both the princess and the lord.
The lord is at dawn. The princess is depicted as the sky is dyed in the morning sun, longing for spring. The princess is decorated with plum blossoms, which bring the scent of early spring, on her hem, while the lord's sleeves are decorated with cherry blossoms and a clear stream.
The costumes reflect the beautiful summer night, and the color schemes of both the princess and the prince are used differently.
The princess, who still retains an innocent expression, is dressed in a dignified outfit that evokes the beauty of a refreshing summer night. The prince expresses the light of the moon and fireflies, as well as the summer sunshine, and the sleeves are decorated with clematis flowers.
The costumes reflect the changing autumn twilight, and the color scheme is used to decorate both the princess and the prince.
The crimson red of autumn leaves is combined with the sky reflecting the setting sun. The sleeves depict mountains and silver grass calmed by the wind. The palace is decorated with the silence of the deepening mountains and chrysanthemums, a seasonal flower that adorns Japanese beauty.
While reminiscent of traditional Hina dolls, it is stylishly decorated with an exquisite gradation of colors.
The costumes of both the princess and the prince are decorated to represent the image of the prism of the morning glow reflecting off the freezing air covered with a thin layer of snow.
One early winter morning, reflected in a soft, beautiful silence. Dawn slowly breaks through the mountains, and as the light flickers, snow falls from the edge of the garden, and camellias begin to emerge from the melting snow. This fresh, clear scene is captured in this Hina doll.
4. A beautiful back view with a hairstyle that emphasizes the beauty of the Heian period
Many Hina dolls have hair tied in a style called "Osuberakashi," which gives the hair a large volume around the face.
During the Heian period, "tategami" was written as "taregami" and referred to hair that hung down to the back. Long hair that was left hanging down is often seen in illustrations of scrolls by Murasaki Shikibu and other artists.
The mainstream hairstyle is to tie the hair in a single strand, and this time we have adopted it along with a parted hairstyle.
5. Carefully selected tools
Cards that represent the worldview
The wooden tag, printed with a simple logo, has no legs and can be displayed more simply by adjusting the angle of the board.
While keeping in mind the classics, the details of the display stands, folding screens, name cards, etc. are stylish, expressing the tranquil Japanese scenery of wabi-sabi.
As the name Japan suggests, "the land of the sun," we hope that when you display your Hina dolls, you will enjoy not only the beautiful scenery, but also the slanting shadows cast on the display stand or folding screen.
Other tools
Sake cup
A black-painted snow cave made of washi paper
Elegant plain wood tools
Seasonal Color - Tokiiro -Hina doll
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Seasonal Colors Akebono (Spring) -Tokiiro- Prince and Princess Decoration Hina Dolls
Regular price ¥88,000 JPY(税込)Regular priceUnit price per -
Seasonal Colors Night (Summer) - Tokiiro - Prince and Princess Hina Dolls
Regular price ¥88,000 JPY(税込)Regular priceUnit price per -
Seasonal Colors: Yuugure (Autumn) -Tokiiro- Prince and Princess Decoration Hina Dolls
Regular price ¥88,000 JPY(税込)Regular priceUnit price per -
Seasonal Colors (Winter) -Tokiiro- Imperial Prince and Princess Hina Dolls
Regular price ¥88,000 JPY(税込)Regular priceUnit price per
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