Pair of Kimekomi Hina Ningyo red fuji katori senko 7”) x 7cm (2

7”) x 7cm (2

Eishin VII mainly uses traditional techniques such as hammering (a technique in which metal is heated and hammered into shape) combined with engraving

Children also throw beans at oni who appear at the front door of their house

It has a nice deep shape for whisking

This piece is a combination of gold leaf and black lacquer over a wooden base

Pair of Kimekomi Hina Ningyo red fuji katori senko 7”) x 7cm (2*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of VERY SMALL kimekomi hina ningyo made around 50 60 years ago. Hina ningyo refers to dolls displayed during the annual hina doll festival, and kimekomi refers to fabric art using a solid base such as wood. The process for making a doll involves several different steps. First the artisan marks lines on the base and