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" through the four seasons are expressed in the Hina dolls. The elegant world of waka poetry.
These small, picturesque Hina dolls make perfect seasonal decor.
Along with the seasonal festivals, we will be sharing with you the lovely traditional beauty of Japan.

This doll has typically Japanese facial features, and you can enjoy the depth of its expression no matter what angle you look at it from.

Beautiful back view

Attractive hairstyles that reflect Heian beauty

Many Hina dolls have a hairstyle called "Osuberakashi" that is large and voluminous around the face. During the Heian period, "Osuberakashi" refers to hair that is left hanging down behind, as written "Taregami". Long hair that is left hanging down is often seen in illustrations of classical picture scrolls. This time, the hairstyle where the hair is tied up in a single strand is mainstream, and we have created a Hina doll that can be enjoyed from behind as well.

Easy to display compact dolls
　

This is the smallest doll in the costume collection. Although it is small, it is high-quality and does not feel compact when displayed in a spacious manner, such as on a wide folding screen. It has a sophisticated design that fits in with modern interiors, and we have taken care to create a good atmosphere.
It is a size that can be displayed on top of a cabinet in the entrance or living room.

Width 45cm x Depth 25cm x Height 18.6cm

A sophisticated folding screen and display stand

A beautiful Japanese paper folding screen on a soft, matte grey display stand.
The screen is decorated with a silver foil cloisonne pattern, giving it a stylish finish.

　

　

The display stand is matte grey with white wood borders and the ball stand is the same colour.

The delicate Japanese paper folding screen is decorated with a cloisonne pattern in elegant silver and white.

❖ What is Shippo?

This term refers to the seven treasures represented in Buddhism.
Gold, silver, crystal, lapis lazuli, agate, coral, and mantis shrimp (shellfish).
The seven treasures are symbols of wealth, prosperity, and nobility, and as a pattern that links them together infinitely, they are used as auspicious symbols that represent "treasures of the world" and "infinite prosperity of descendants." The pattern is imbued with wishes for harmony, prosperity, and relationships, and shows that human connections and ties are as valuable as the Shippo.

 

Cards that represent the worldview

　　

The wooden tag with the simple logo printed on it has no legs, so it can be displayed more simply by placing it at an angle on the board. While keeping in mind the classics, the details of the display stand, folding screen, name tag, etc. are stylish, expressing the tranquil Japanese scenery, or 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 and folding screens.

Autumn is "Yugure"

A beautiful autumn scene with beautiful shadows and twilight
Enjoy the colors of the season

All of the Hina dolls from Haretokurusu are delivered after a blessing.

About prayer

At "Hare to Kurasu," all of our Hina dolls are blessed at a shrine before being delivered, so that families can receive their wishes for their newborn children to grow up healthy and be able to welcome the sacred celebratory event of the festival with peace of mind and joy.

　

Since ancient times, Hina dolls have been said to be vessels that take on the misfortunes and illnesses of children, and even today they are displayed as a kind of talisman for children, with the hope that they will be protected from misfortune and that they will be able to find happiness in life. They are also displayed today as part of important celebratory events.

　

Every year, we celebrate the Doll's Festival with our families, and as the seasons change, our children grow day by day. We hope that the Hina dolls we deliver, along with the thoughts of your family, will be close to your child, protect them, and be useful to them as they grow up.

　

We will carefully deliver each Hina doll so that you can look back for a long time to how glad you are to have purchased it for your family.

We hope you have an irreplaceable first Doll Festival.

　

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We're giving away an original Hinamatsuri tapestry for you to enjoy in harmony with the sun!

Decorate with a stylish tapestry and record your celebrations.

This cute Hinamatsuri tapestry has a soft feel to it, with a simple print on sturdy off-white polyester Katsuragi fabric.

Whether you place it on a table or stick it on a wall, you can enjoy the quality of the texture as it is an opaque fabric.

■ Size ■
730×320（mm）

■ Material ■
Polyester twill fabric

■ Japanese translation ■
"I wish everyone healthy growth and a bright future."

For those who purchase Hina dolls

4-piece set gift

・3-piece care set (feather duster, gloves, cloth)

・Photo frame (with music box of "Happy Doll's Festival")

*Subject to change without notice.

It comes with a care set, which is something that people tend to forget, and a photo frame that will remain a keepsake even after the celebration is over, and comes with a music box that plays the song "Happy Hinamatsuri."

Kiiro has the feel of a work of art that sets it apart from mass-produced goods.

This high-quality item, chosen with an adult's perspective, is a timeless masterpiece that you will want to display even after your child has grown up healthy and become an adult.

Please enjoy this wonderful Hinamatsuri that will bring smiles to the faces of your whole family for years to come.