Hina Doll

Japanese contemporary decorative porcelain plate in green and red showcasing "Hina-Ningyo" or "Hina Dolls". In Japan, "Hina-Ningyo" or "Hina Dolls" are displayed for the Doll festiva...

With hand-painted ceramic bodies dressed in traditional jacquard fabric clothing in a palace scene, with electric lamp and musical box. With Japan Hina Doll Association label sticker...

Contemporary Japanese decorative porcelain plate in green, red and gold showcasing an Imperial couple or "Dairibina" on a fan shaped panel in gold surrounded by cherry blossoms. In J...

Japanese contemporary decorative porcelain plate in green, gold and purple showcasing an Imperial couple or "Dairibina" on an attractive pine and plum motif background. In Japan the ...

A complete set of fifteen vintage Japanese hina ningyo. These ornamental dolls are displayed for the Girls Day Festival Hinamatsuri, on the 3 March each year in Japan.

These smaller scale screens are sometimes called -Hina- or doll screens, and are ideal for small wall areas in tea rooms or alcoves tokonoma (toko-no-ma), or simply toko (?)

These smaller scale screens sometimes called -Hina- or doll screens, and are ideal for small wall areas in tea rooms or alcoves tokonoma (toko-no-ma), or simply toko (?)

Japanese five antique woodblock Hina doll and toys woodblock prints from original book, 1915.

Japanese five antique woodblock "Hina" doll and toys woodblock prints from an original 1915 book.

Japanese contemporary decorative porcelain box in gold, green and red showcasing an Imperial couple or "Dairibina". In Japan, the dolls of the imperial couple are the main part of th...

Antique Japanese imperial doll Emperor aHinaningyo, hand made from straw, paper, silk and cotton, complete as in photos. Good conditions, some wear from time and long display. Heigh...

These smaller scale screens sometimes called -Hina- or doll screens, are ideal for small wall areas and in tea rooms or alcoves tokonoma (toko-no-ma), which are built-in recessed spa...

These small screens called -Hina- or doll screens, were originally displayed with doll collections.

These smaller scale screens sometimes called -Hina- or doll screens, and are ideal for small wall areas in tea rooms or alcoves tokonoma (toko-no-ma), or simply toko , which is a bui...

These miniature chests were not merely decorative boxes but were used as ornaments during the Hina Matsuri (Doll Festival), which explains their excellent condition.

Most families with girls display dolls for the Doll’s Festival called Hina-ningyo.

This is a woodblock-printed folding screen made in Japan during the Showa period, featuring writings by a Chinese calligrapher. It is a passage from a story written by a famous Chin...

Incredible pair of late 18th/early 19th century Japanese Edo period six panel folding byobu screens featuring Harimaze decoupage, applied paintings and drawing. Each screen is an ama...

Silver foil folding screen Material: Paper pasted on wooden frame 1 piece: Width 600 x Height 1745 x Depth 15 mm Expanded size: Width 3660 mm Folded size: Width 615 x Height 1745 x D...

Calligraphy, folding screen Material: Paper, wooden frame 1 piece: Width 590 x Height 1700 x Depth 15 mm Expanded size: Width 3580 mm Folded size: Width 610 x Height 1700 x Depth 10...

Unfolded size: 3700 x 540 x 15 mm Foldable: 460 x 540 x 120 mm Box size: 640×510×300㎜　10㎏ estimate packing size: 20kg D45cm W75cm H65cm A beautiful Japanese painting of birds and f...