Kyoto City, Senbon-dori, made by Ichimine Ohashi II (currently the third generation) - Standing Hina Dolls (Jirozaemon Hina) Jirozaemon Hina is a general term for Hina dolls originated by Jirozaemon, a doll maker in Kyoto. They are characterized by their unique round faces, upturned eyes, and hooked noses. Popular around 1700, they were so popular that they were even imitated in the Kanto region. At the time, they had cute and elegant faces, and it seems that only the wealthy could afford them. Even now, they remain as works passed down to the nobility, Monzeki-niji temples (temples where the children of the Imperial family and nobility entered), and daimyo families in various places. Simple and a good size. Perfect for a second daughter. Costume: Pure silk Size: Approximately 30 x 24 x 39cm Due to being a craft item, no returns or exchanges are accepted. @220,000 Type... Hina dolls, Ohina-sama, Hinaningyo Features... Standing Hina dolls