Spring Colors: Hina-chan & SAKURA Blooms

Orders Accepted During Closure (Replies and Shipping Will Be Handled After Closure) In Japanese culture, March 3rd is annually celebrated as Hina Matsuri, or the Doll's Festival, a day to wish for the health and happiness of young girls. During Hina Matsuri, Hina dolls are displayed. These dolls are believed to protect children from illness and accidents, and are displayed with feelings of celebration and wishes for the girls to grow up healthy and happy. nine-D's Hina dolls are crafted from hinoki cypress, designed for storage and display so they can become a treasured keepsake for a lifetime, featuring wall-mountable options. The shelves and dolls are entirely made from hinoki cypress. The back of the shelf incorporates durable cherry-blossom-pink shoji paper, dyed by hand, one sheet at a time. These are recommended for homes where there isn't space for a large tiered Hina display, as they can be hung on a wall or set up in small areas. A non-slip base is also included for upright display. The design is double-sided, allowing enjoyment and display from both the front and back. The dressing table features a real acrylic mirror – take a peek inside! A special storage box is included, making them perfect for gifts. The box allows for assembly play and ensures all pieces are accounted for, providing peace of mind. Also included is the "Hina Matsuri Brooch-chan SAKURA Blooms," a multi-layered piece where cute dolls are compactly nestled within the shelf, allowing you to spend time with your Hina-chan even when you're out and about. [Size] Approx. 420mm (height) x 440mm (width) x 30mm (depth) *Approx. 150mm (depth) when using the base. [Material] All components are made from hinoki cypress. (Hinoki cypress offers insect-repellent and aromatic benefits.) *As natural wood is used, individual wood grains and potential warping may differ slightly from the photos. Materials used may change depending on the production period. *Specifications may be subject to change based on the production period.