Handmade Ceramic Dolls - Hina Dolls

Each piece is carefully crafted and hand-painted by Fukutane, a ceramic artist, ensuring a unique touch. These creations are designed to bring a sense of calm and the warmth of earth into your home. We hope you’ll enjoy adorning your home with these charming Hina dolls, each with a gentle expression. *A small mat is included for display. Please place the dolls on this mat. *The artificial flowers in the photo are a small bonus. Since the flowers cannot be watered, feel free to insert your favorite dried flowers or artificial blooms to enjoy. Product Specifications: Ceramic Doll Size: Male Emperor Width Approx. 30mm, Depth Approx. 27mm, Height Approx. 52mm / Female Empress Width Approx. 27mm, Depth Approx. 25mm, Height Approx. 54mm Flower Vase Size: Diameter Approx. 18mm, Height Approx. 14mm Mat Size: Approx. 55mm x Approx. 118mm, Thickness Approx. 2mm Weight: Approx. 92g Material: Porcelain clay / After unglazed firing, hand-painted with cobalt blue pigments, coated with a transparent glaze, and fired at 1230°C. Country of Origin: Japan Notes for Purchase: About the Artwork: - As each piece is handmade and hand-painted, there may be slight variations in shape, size, and color. This product is intended for those who appreciate the charm of handmade items and the unique character of each piece. - Sizes are approximate. The maximum width is indicated. - We strive to make product photos as close to the actual color as possible, but please note that the actual product may differ slightly due to lighting and screen display variations. - Shipping costs include packaging fees. - As these are fragile items, we take great care in packaging for shipment. However, if you find any damage upon arrival, please contact us immediately. - Refunds will only be issued for damaged items or if a different item is received. About Crazing: - With use, fine lines may gradually appear on the surface of ceramic pottery. This is called crazing and occurs naturally due to the properties of the material. It happens when the clay body and glaze expand and contract at different rates due to temperature changes, causing them to interfere with each other. Crazing does not indicate a crack or breakage and is perfectly fine for use. Please enjoy and understand this as part of the unique character of pottery. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.