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16" Japanese doll dressed in Furisode kimono. Outer kimono is red silk with muted yellow blue green and pink butterflies. Lining is an ivory silk both have a padded hem draping to the ground. The other 3 kimonos are seen only at the neck line.…

"Seven Hats Dancer" Musume Dojoji ("Temple Daughter") Doll Figure from a Kabuki play White face painted pink cheeks black eyes and red mouth. Black straight short hair with bangs. Kimono is cotton print of green yellow pink blue flowers and leaves on…

15" female Japanese doll is dressed in 3 kimonos. The outer kimono Furisode style is silk and has a multi-flowered pattern on an ivory and purple background with a padded hemline and a red border. The lining is also red. This kimono is worn with her…

1) Doll head painted wooden core black shoulder length silk hair topknot of white and pink crepe bound by hair strands. Hair is tied under top knot and alongside both cheek bones with double strands of white cord. Head is mounted on a 1.4" wooden peg…

Japanese doll in warrior costume. He carries a long sword in his left hand and a helmet in his right hand. He wears gold brocade hakama and red and white square pattern kimono and purple and white intertwined cord goes over his shoulders under his…

1) Boy's head painted wooden core shoulder length black silk hair. Topknot tied by double strand of white cord. Head mounted on a 1/4" wooden peg which fits into neck cavity of body. 2) Body a central wooden core with grooves into which the brocade…

Wood and silk display dolls. One hand missing on the woman. Other hand holding a pipe. Donor letter: pre-1900 probably 1910-20's.

Painted wood head feet and hands. Hand sewn and embroidered silk clothes.

Japanese woman doll in red and white kimono holding hobby horse. Scarf headress with yellow flowers over each ear and yellow sash. 3-13-86 Christina Nelson

Dolls Heads are made from wood core covered with Gofun oyster shell powder. Bodies are made with a straw core and paper coverings then clothed. Accessories included bow quiver arrows and swords. Early Meiji Period circa 1870-80