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March 3rd is the day of the “Doll’s Festival” in Japan!

<p>Utagawa Kunisada "Hina Doll (Dairibina)"</p>

March 3rd is the day of the “Doll’s Festival” in Japan. It is a festival for girls that started around the 800s. The girls' parents display a set of dolls, called “Hina ningyo dolls,” wishing a healthy and happy life for their daughters. The set of dolls represents the wedding ceremony of the aristocratic people.

This ukiyo-e Hina doll is quite rare, and it is assumed that it must have been privately ordered to Utagawa Kunisada, who was one of the most popular ukiyo-e artists, and made as a custom-ordered print. A pair of Hina dolls depicted in this ukiyo-e are Emperor and Empress, which is the highest class for the doll’s set.

Kunisada portrayed the representations of the Emperor and Empress with the highest manners. It is a beautiful commissioned work by Kunisada and has everything that every single parent wishes for their daughters!


Great for your home or as a gift.

This design would make a great gift for your grandchild or niece to celebrate the Doll's Festival, but this gorgeous and stylish ukiyo-e Hina doll is also perfect for adult women to enjoy displaying in their homes.

Why not celebrate Hinamatsuri, a day that brings joy to everyone's hearts, once again with traditional Japanese ukiyo-e art?

Point 1. It doesn't take up much space and is easy to display .

Point 2. Traditional techniques that can be enjoyed for a long time

Point 3. The perfect price for a gift

Hina Doll (Dairibina)
Hina Doll (Dairibina)
Hina Doll (Dairibina)

Hina Doll (Dairibina)

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An Ukiyo-e artist in Edo period.

Price

Sale price¥45,000
Quantity:
Size/WeightPrint Size: 39.7 × 27.9 cm
MaterialPaper: Echizen Kizuki Hosho Washi made by Living National Treasure, Ichibei Iwano
FeatureType of print: Woodcut Print
NotesThis product includes:
・An explanation of the work in Japanese
・A leaflet to introduce the production process of ukiyo-e print
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