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Hina Dolls with Palace
- Museum No.
- IK772
Photo No：691-17379-1
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| Title | Hina Dolls with Palace |
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| Category | Textiles(I) |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Meiji |
| Century | 19th |
| Year | 1876 |
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While hina in Edo (Tokyo) were displayed on large, multi-tier altars with lacquered furnishings, doll displays in Kyoto and Osaka tended to have two or three tiers, often with a “palace” (goten) on the top tier and included a kitchen hearth (okudo) among the furnishings. A Kyoto lumber merchant family ordered this set for their daughter’s first doll festival in 1876.
Japan-Meiji