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This Japanese antique Hina doll musician from the late Meiji early Showa period (1900 - 1930) is a handmade collectible that showcases traditional Japanese culture. Made in Japan, this intricately crafted doll . The cultural significance of this doll and its craftsmanship make it a prized item for collectors interested in Japanese heritage and artistry. Good vintage condition. Rip in the fold of left arm of orange robe, see picture.Vintage Japanese Hina-ningyo (court/imperial doll), likely dating from the Meiji or early-to-mid 20th century.Key Features• Appearance: A hand-painted gofun (traditionally made from crushed oyster shell) face with dark hair, a serene expression, and red lips.
• Attire: Dressed in a layered orange/red kimono top and a patterned gold-and-brown brocade hakama or skirt.
• Pose: Designed in a traditional seated or ledge-sitting posture.
• Context: Dolls of this style are traditionally displayed during Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day) in Japan
