Seasonal Colors Akebono (Spring) -Tokiiro- Prince and Princess Decoration Hina Dolls
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Hina dolls that adorn the Japanese landscape of the four seasons
and are “ito-okashi”
“Ito-okashi” refers to something that is exceptionally beautiful and charming. We have expressed the “ito-okashi” scenery that emerges from the landscapes read in Makura no Soshi and the unique thoughts of “living with sunshine” throughout the four seasons in these Hina dolls.The charming world of waka poetry.
Although compact, these Hina dolls are picturesque seasonal interior decorations.
Along with the seasonal holidays, we convey the “ito-okashi” traditional beauty of Japan.
Reflecting the colors of the spring sunrise in the costumes
and coloring the princess and prince in that palette
The prince's costume captures the moment when the dawn sky began to take on a faint whiteness. The princess's costume expresses the pink scenery that bloomed as the morning sun colored the world, eagerly awaiting spring.
The vivid costume palette is one of the highlights of “Tokiiro.”
The “Akebono” costume, expressing the spring scenery, captures the sweet, tart, and transparent atmosphere of spring.
An adorable, charming face
The face, retaining the innocence of childhood, is modest and becomes more adorable the more you look at it. Furthermore, the rare traditional parted hairstyle of the costume dolls expresses beauty within their cuteness.
The Japanese-style facial features allow you to enjoy the depth of the expression from any angle.
Not only for the family, but even when the child who receives the decoration grows up,
these Hina dolls are filled with charm so that they can continue to be displayed with affection.
A beautiful back view
Showcased with a hairstyle inspired by Heian beauty
Most Hina dolls feature “osube-rakashi,” a hairstyle with large volume around the face. The “tsuribashu” of the Heian period, as written with the character for “dangling hair,” refers to hair flowing down the back. Long hair left flowing in this manner is often seen in illustrations from classical picture scrolls. This time, we have created Hina dolls that can also be enjoyed from the back, with a hairstyle where it is gathered into a single bundle.
Compact Hina dolls that are easy to display
The smallest size among the clothed dolls. Although compact, they feature a high-quality finish that does not feel small, with wide-sized folding screens that allow for a spacious display. We have finished them with a sophisticated design that blends into modern interiors. They are sized to be displayed on an entryway or living room cabinet.
Width 45cm × Depth 25cm × Height 18.6cm
Sophisticated folding screen and display stand
A beautiful Japanese paper folding screen on a soft matte gray display stand.
The folding screen is decorated with a silver-leaf Shippo pattern for a stylish finish.
A round stand in the same color as the matte gray display stand, trimmed with natural wood.
The delicate Japanese paper folding screen is decorated with an elegant silver Shippo pattern.
❖ What is Shippo? ❖
It is a term representing the seven treasures in Buddhism.
Gold, silver, crystal, lapis lazuli, agate, coral, and mother-of-pearl.
These seven treasures symbolize wealth, prosperity, and noble status, and are used as an auspicious pattern representing “the treasures of the world” and “endless prosperity of descendants” in an infinitely linked design.
It contains wishes for harmony, concord, and good fortune, and is also a pattern indicating that human bonds and connections are as valuable as the seven treasures.
A sign expressing the worldview
As Japan is written as the “Land of the Rising Sun,” we hope you can enjoy not only the scenery when displaying the Hina dolls, but also the angle of the shadows reflected on the display stand and folding screen.
Spring is “Akebono”
In the refreshing light of early spring,
enjoy the colors of the seasons
The Hina dolls of Hare to Kurasu
are all blessed before delivery
About the Blessing
Receiving the family's wish that "may the children who were born grow up healthily," and so that you can welcome the sacred celebration of the seasonal holiday with peace of mind and joy, "Hare to Kurasu" has all Hina dolls blessed at a shrine before delivery.
Since ancient times, Hina dolls have been said to serve as substitutes to take away the misfortunes and illnesses of children, and they are still displayed today as one of the important celebrations, imbued with the wish that "may no disaster befall" and the hope that "may happiness be obtained in life," serving as a kind of charm for children.
Every year, you celebrate the Peach Festival with your family, and your child grows day by day through the changing seasons. We hope that the Hina dolls we deliver will stay close to your child along with the family's wishes, protecting and supporting them through their growth.
And so that your family can think for many years to come that it was a good choice to get these Hina dolls, we will deliver each one with care.
May you enjoy an irreplaceable first seasonal holiday.
Tokiiro possesses the flavor of fine art and craft, setting it apart from mass-produced items.
Chosen from an adult perspective, these timeless, high-quality masterpieces are Hina dolls that you will still want to display even after your child grows up healthily and becomes an adult.
Please enjoy such a wonderful Hina festival that will bring smiles to the whole family for many years to come.
