Puca for Celebrating Growth and Seasonal Festivals

 

 

Throughout the series, Puca is designed around the theme of “festivals that children can enjoy,” with many thoughtful details so you can celebrate your child’s growth.

 
For children celebrating their first seasonal festival, and for families considering a new set as their circumstances change, enjoy celebrating growth and seasonal festivals every year with “Puca: Enjoying Festivals with All Five Senses.”

　　

 

“Touch, Play, and Display”　
Adorable Wooden Hina Dolls by Puca

 

 

The gentle feel and sound of wood. We have filled it with many details that children can enjoy touching.

With Puca’s Hina dolls, there is no need to say, “Don’t touch!”
We want Hina dolls displayed for children to be touched freely, following their curiosity. (Please note that there are small parts.)
When your baby is small, you may display them for the family, but by the next year, they may be able to help you set them up alongside you.
Next year, will they be able to stack the dolls? The year after that, they will gradually learn how to arrange them themselves.

“Mom, I did it!”
You will notice their fingertips become more dexterous at holding the pieces than last year, and their focused profile becomes more composed.
On the annual Hinamatsuri, take photos of your child touching Puca as a record of their growth.

Puca’s Adorable Hina Dolls
Enjoyably Assembling the Pieces

Included Pieces

 

Emperor, Empress, and Three Court Ladies
Cherry blossom, mandarin blossom, two snow lanterns, bush warbler, and two three-colored diamond-shaped rice cakes
Folding screen (rod, two mounting brackets),Base (three-tier display stand)　

 

Puca’s adorable Hina dolls may get scratched or licked while your child plays with or displays them. However, they are made to a quality that will not break and is safe even if licked by your child. We want to create Hina dolls that children can enjoy together. That is our wish as makers.

　

 

 

 

Compact Design That Can Be Displayed on a Dresser or by a Window
No Need to Worry About Where to Display It

 

You can rearrange the base to display it wherever you like.
Although the Puca series is full of playful charm, we have carefully designed each size so that you can display the Hina dolls without compromising their traditional form.

As children grow, their lifestyles may change, and your family may grow. You may even move to a new home. We have focused on a compact design so that you will not run out of space to display the Hina dolls or find it too troublesome to set them up.

And we think some people may be surprised at first by the stylized appearance of the Hina dolls, which is different from conventional Hina dolls. “Are these Hina dolls?”ーーーOur Puca Hina dolls aim to be adorable to children and become dolls they love. We want them to say, “Hina dolls are cute! They’re fun! I love them!” rather than “Hina dolls are scary.”

 

　

 

Wooden Quality That Becomes Richer with Time
A Gift for Celebration

Throughout the series, Puca uses beechwood, which is commonly used in Scandinavian furniture, to make its wooden items.

From cut pieces of wood, adorable little dolls take shape, each finished by hand. No matter where you display them, whether on a shelf or table, please experience the high quality that blends seamlessly into your room. As you enjoy the aging process like that of furniture, they will become Hina dolls you grow more attached to every year.

 

　

Stylish SAORI-Woven Folding Screen

 

　

To highlight the texture and three-dimensionality of the simple Hina dolls, each piece is carefully woven one row at a time using “SAORI weaving,” which makes the weave stand out.
Only handweaving allows for the incorporation of threads of different thicknesses. You will surely notice that the rich texture of cotton thread is completely different from machine-woven fabric.

 

 

Another Fun Hinamatsuri This Year♪

The Puca series is designed for enjoyment as you grow a little older

 

 

A serious profile. Those small fingertips, focused on holding the pieces, assemble the Hina dolls as if dancing. A more mature expression and more dexterous fingertips than last year. With each passing year, she learns how to display them and then thinks about how to arrange them this time.

Hina dolls are something mothers display. In fact, many families are like that.
But Puca is different.
So that one day she can do it with Mom. So that one day she can display them herself.
We want you to feel your child’s growth through Puca on the annual Hinamatsuri.

Please let “Puca Hina Dolls” capture the joy of feeling your child grow.

 

 

Puca Makes Tidying Up Fun, Too

　

The Puca box, which fits together like a puzzle, is perfect for learning how to tidy up.
“I tidied up!” she calls out to Mom.

 

The happiness of feeling growth anew on a seasonal festival, Puca


March 3, the Hinamatsuri, when you feel your daughter’s growth. So that it may always be a “Hinamatsuri” full of memories, we give Hina dolls to enjoy the celebratory day.