[About the product]
Among the Lisa Larson's JAPAN SERIES, Kokeshi no Pele and Kokeshi no Stina have become the dolls "Oina -sama and Hinawa"!
Pele wearing a pine pattern kimono and Stina wearing a spring -like kimono. Kokeshi made by the craftsman of Kokeshi Kobo in Gunma Prefecture is a special doll where you can enjoy the warmth of wood and the glitter of fine decorations at the same time.
It is about 20cm wide, and I am very happy with the size that can be easily decorated anywhere. It comes with decorations and gold folding screens, easy to clean up, and above all cute! Even if it is small, it will make you feel the celebration.
・ Chirimen stand
・ Two -songed screen
・ Hishimochi
・ Flower decoration (pink x 1, green x 1)
・ Bonbori x 2
[Design]
Stina is a princess who hugged her usual cat, and Pele switched the cat with a scepter and turned into a cute lord! The crown (Ei) is also well expressed. And cats standing on the side of the pele are also made of kokeshi, and small items such as hishi -mochi, flower decoration, and bonbori are made in Kyoto. Since the two -song folding screen is also a set, this one is ready for the peach festival.
[Comment from the staff]
The full -fledged dolls are also wonderful, but the children are already growing and only adults, so I was looking for a size that could be decorated easily! Kokeshi's crepe work is also full -fledged and healed just by looking at it. I want to cherish traditional Japanese events.
[About the original work]
Pele: Lisa Larson's work manufactured from 1964 to 1980. In addition to Pele (Pelle), which was made as one of the "Larson children's Series", there is also a child named Johanna named after Lisa's daughter.
Stina: The sculpture series of Lisa Rason, manufactured from 1958 to 1967. It was a work made as a prototype in Lisa's atelier in 1957 as "Stina holding a cat", and was commercialized the following year.
Among the Lisa Larson's JAPAN SERIES, Kokeshi no Pele and Kokeshi no Stina have become the dolls "Oina -sama and Hinawa"!
Pele wearing a pine pattern kimono and Stina wearing a spring -like kimono. Kokeshi made by the craftsman of Kokeshi Kobo in Gunma Prefecture is a special doll where you can enjoy the warmth of wood and the glitter of fine decorations at the same time.
It is about 20cm wide, and I am very happy with the size that can be easily decorated anywhere. It comes with decorations and gold folding screens, easy to clean up, and above all cute! Even if it is small, it will make you feel the celebration.
・ Chirimen stand
・ Two -songed screen
・ Hishimochi
・ Flower decoration (pink x 1, green x 1)
・ Bonbori x 2
[Design]
Stina is a princess who hugged her usual cat, and Pele switched the cat with a scepter and turned into a cute lord! The crown (Ei) is also well expressed. And cats standing on the side of the pele are also made of kokeshi, and small items such as hishi -mochi, flower decoration, and bonbori are made in Kyoto. Since the two -song folding screen is also a set, this one is ready for the peach festival.
[Comment from the staff]
The full -fledged dolls are also wonderful, but the children are already growing and only adults, so I was looking for a size that could be decorated easily! Kokeshi's crepe work is also full -fledged and healed just by looking at it. I want to cherish traditional Japanese events.
[About the original work]
Pele: Lisa Larson's work manufactured from 1964 to 1980. In addition to Pele (Pelle), which was made as one of the "Larson children's Series", there is also a child named Johanna named after Lisa's daughter.
Stina: The sculpture series of Lisa Rason, manufactured from 1958 to 1967. It was a work made as a prototype in Lisa's atelier in 1957 as "Stina holding a cat", and was commercialized the following year.