Giboshi (ornamental bulb) attached to a railing. Giboshi are decorative elements found on traditional architecture, placed atop the pillars of bridges, shrines, temple staircases, and the railings of verandas. They resemble the flower of a Welsh onion, and are also called "soudai" (Welsh onion stand). How about using them for miniatures? Measurements by an amateur: Diameter 2.2cm, hole size approximately 1.8mm. Height 3.3cm. There are 5 in total. The material is plastic. They were attached to a wooden railing, so there are traces of glue on the inside, as well as small scratches and dirt. Also, one has a stain or peeling gold paint, please check the 6th image. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to imperfections. Type: Hina dolls, Ohina-sama, Hina dolls.