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- Hina Dolls, Standing Yūsoku bina Type (Wearing Kariginu Hunting Robe)
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Hina Dolls, Standing Yūsoku bina Type (Wearing Kariginu Hunting Robe)
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- IK720
Photo No：545-13548
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| Title | Hina Dolls, Standing Yūsoku bina Type (Wearing Kariginu Hunting Robe) |
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| Category | Textiles (I), Dolls |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Meiji |
| Century | 19th |
| Year | Around the year 1882 |
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The male doll wears a woven hunting robe patterned with cranes and clouds—a design worn only by princes. Japanese court costumes are regulated by traditional protocols called yūsoku. Yūsoku bina dolls faithfully adhere to these rules. They were usually commissioned by courtiers. This set was once a gift from Princess Yasuko of Arisugawa (1864–1963).
Japan-Meiji