Traditional Japanese dolls last time my passion for art and
Japanese culture and is' always made more consistent, I could not do cross dolls and Japan on my way. So I discovered that
March 3 and 'the day dolls (hina-matsuri), or feast of the daughters. It is celebrated in
homes exhibiting collections of dolls (Ningyo) of the ancient Oriental court. The dolls are not toys, but memories of family, wearing gorgeous costumes and exquisitely crafted, special pieces, ancient and modern, can be extremely valuable. The
Hagoita , wooden poles used for an old game for girls, dolls are decorated with brocade in bas-relief depicting Kabuki actors. Derived in part from the Kofun period
Haniwa figurines, dolls were used for a long time in Japan as talismans and have a prominent place in popular Japanese. The first examples were the
kokeshi wooden, cylindrical in shape, while models refined products are still in Kyoto, Hakata, Saga.