Miyabi-bina II
雅雛Ⅱ
True to its name, meaning "courtly elegance", this Hina pair depicts the dress of the imperial court in rich colour. The male doll wears blue patterned with chrysanthemums, the female layered robes in shades of red, both lifted by touches of gold. At 15cm, it is easy to display even where space is limited.
| Reference | Hina no. 21 |
|---|---|
| Category | Hina Dolls |
| Size | 15cm |
| Included | With folding screen, stand and paulownia box |
| Price range | ¥50,000 – ¥100,000 |
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About this piece
The chrysanthemum has long been a flower of longevity in Japan and a motif closely tied to the imperial court. The male doll's blue robe is scattered with chrysanthemums in white, pink and orange, painted all the way round to the back.
The female doll holds a hiōgi court fan painted with an evergreen pine, with coloured cords hanging from each end. The bands of colour at her collar and sleeves represent the layered robes of the jūnihitoe, and the layering can be seen from behind as well.
