Lot #65: Handmade Japanese Hina Dolls in a Glass Display Case

A traditional set of handmade (50 years old) Japanese Hina dolls enclosed in a glass display case with a gold-leaf style backing, traditionally used to celebrate Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day) in Japan. Key Details & CharacteristicsDoll Construction Style: These figures are crafted in the traditional Kimekomi style, a Japanese technique where patterned kimono fabrics are tightly tucked into carved grooves on a wooden or composite body. Represented Figures: The pair represents the Emperor (Obina) on the left wearing a muted lavender and white ceremonial robe, and the Empress (Mebina) on the right dressed in a vibrant red floral kimono. Decorative Accents: The presentation is decorated with miniature metallic and patterned origami cranes (orizuru) flanking the display base, enhancing the traditional festive arrangement. Display case is 20.5”w x 11.5”d x 13 3/4”h Pickup category timeslot {A}