【Limited to simultaneous purchase of ①, ②, and ③】 Full set price: ¥14,940 (tax and shipping included). Made by the Third Generation Gyokuo Hina Ningyo (Japanese dolls for the Doll Festival) Seven-tiered Display Hina-dan (tiered stand) size: Unknown. I have included a photo of the entire room in image 3 to give you a sense of the size. Image 1 is a photo from the instruction manual. Images 2 and 3 were taken in 2006 and 2009. Images 4-20 show the current condition. Shipping will be in three cardboard boxes, all via Mercari delivery. Therefore, please purchase ①, ②, and ③ simultaneously. ① Price ¥4,980 + ② Price ¥4,980 + ③ Price ¥4,980 = Total ¥14,940 full set price. 【Condition of the product】 I have handled it with care, so I believe all accessories are present, but I apologize if I have overlooked anything. There are some stains on the faces of some of the dolls, but they are not very noticeable when displayed. The bonbori (paper lanterns) light up. There are stains on the kimono, the felt mats, and the upper tier screens. * There is some wear and tear, and there are stains, dirt, and peeling on various parts, so please check the photos. The music box on the left in image 8 plays beautifully. 【About Shipping】 Shipping will be in cardboard boxes (the cardboard boxes are quite damaged as they are old). Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details or are overly sensitive. Thank you for your understanding. This item was purchased approximately 40 years ago (around 1975). 1. Works by the Third Generation Gyokuo A work by the third generation, who was active during the Showa period, from a lineage of doll makers that has continued since the end of the Edo period. * Historical Background: The first generation, Okada Gyokuo (late Edo period - Meiji era), was a master craftsman who brought the "Kokin-bina" (classic dolls) of Edo to Kyoto, and his name and techniques were passed down through generations. * Showa Era Hina Ningyo: The mid-Showa period was a time when luxurious seven-tiered displays were very popular. It is believed that this was a high-quality Hina Ningyo made by the "Third Generation Gyokuo," who followed a prestigious lineage, using traditional techniques. 2. About the Label on the Cardboard Box The label clearly states "Made by the Third Generation Gyokuo," which proves that it was made by the artist. * Quality: This indicates that it is not a mass-produced item, but rather a work by an artist from the lineage of traditional "doll masters," and it is estimated to be a very high-quality and valuable item even at the time. * Item Number (No. 31)