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"Haru Kasumi" Kimikomi Standing Hina Doll Set in Glass Case, by Yoshimitsu Nomura, Tougyoku Studio [Hina Dolls]

"Haru Kasumi" Kimikomi Standing Hina Doll Set in Glass Case, by Yoshimitsu Nomura, Tougyoku Studio [Hina Dolls]

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Tachi-bina Dolls Expressing Dignified Grace and Beauty

 

These Hina dolls are recommended for those who want a simple yet luxurious display.
These are compact Kimekomi Tachi-bina decorations by "Yoshimitsu." Because of their simplicity, their elegance and beauty stand out, and their dignified standing姿 embodies the wish for the healthy growth and boundless happiness of our daughters.

【Size】
Case: W42.5×H40.5×D28.5cm
O-Dairi-sama: W13×H25×D6cm
O-Hina-sama: W7.5×H20×D6.5cm



Kimekomi Hina Dolls of Traditional Craftsmanship

　


Kimekomi dolls are made by carving grooves into a wooden body and then tucking fabric into those grooves.
These dolls feature a sculpted body and endearing plump, hand-painted faces.
The various expressions on their faces, depending on how they are painted, are truly charming.



Luxurious Costumes of Nishijin-ori Kinran Fabric

 

The fabric used for the kimonos in kimekomi dolls is Nishijin-ori kinran (brocade). The kimonos, in gentle colors reminiscent of spring, are adorned with auspicious designs such as plums and irises in soft hues.

The plum blossom, blooming in the cold, embodies the wish for resilience in adversity, while the iris (shobu) carries the auspicious meaning of "winning a battle."




Accessories: Wooden display stand
 W6×H9×D5.5cm

 

Yoshimitsu Nomura from Toyama Kobo

 

1928: Born in Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture.
1946: Began training in doll making.
1948: Studied under Kenichi Suzuki and engaged in kimekomi doll making.
1975: Invited by the 3rd generation Hina craftsman Toyama and joined Toyama Kobo.
1978: Appointed head of Toyama Kobo.
1985: Awarded the title of master craftsman of seasonal dolls.
1996: Certified as a traditional craftsman by the Minister of International Trade and Industry.
2000: Released the new Momosai Hina 15-doll set.
2004: Released works in collaboration with female yuzen designer "Mitsuko."
2008: Released the popular "Harukasumi" series with new patterns.

【About Toyama】
The history of Toyama Kobo runs alongside the history of Iwatsuki, the town of dolls.
Iwatsuki, which flourished as a castle town and post town since the Kaei era, was blessed with paulownia wood and water suitable for doll making, and has since developed into a town boasting the highest doll production in Japan. During the Kaei era, Ryuken Totsuka, a doctor to the lord of Iwatsuki Castle, pursued doll making as a hobby in addition to his medical practice. When he presented one of his works to the castle lord, he was praised and granted the artist name "Toyama." This distinguished name of Hina craftsman Toyama has been passed down through generations, reaching the present 6th generation Hina craftsman Toyama.

Size/Material
商品サイズ Case width 42.5 x height 40.5 x depth 28.5cm
Hall Width 13 x Height 25 x Depth 6cm
Hime Width 7.5 x Height 20 x Depth 6.5cm
素材 Weaving: Pure silk obi fabric
glass case decoration

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