Japanese name駿河雛人形
In Shizuoka seasonal dollmaking, Suruga hina dolls carry hina Tenjin customs, thick rice-straw torsos, separately made garments, and hand positions fixed by furitsuke.
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two-tier felt display, 90 x 60 x 74 cm人形屋ホンポ特急/雛人形五月人形
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90 x 60 x 74 cm人形屋ホンポ特急/雛人形五月人形
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two-tier felt five-doll display, 90 x 60 x 74 cmこだわり雛の里 甲冑の三京
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Suruga hina dolls belong to Shizuoka’s world of seasonal doll display. Local practice included setting out hina Tenjin dolls for New Year, the third-month festival, and the fifth-month festival, placing Tenjin-sama figures inside household observance. Over time, the range included imperial-pair dolls, Takasago figures, standing Tenjin, standing hina, fifteen-doll sets, period figures, and warrior dolls. The craft can be read through concrete details: a full chest curve, a thick rice-straw torso, upper and lower garments made separately, and the bend of the hands decided through furitsuke.
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Designated a Traditional Craft (dentō kōgeihin) by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
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It is written as 駿河雛人形 in Japanese. Search Rakuten and other Japanese sites with that spelling — the English name will not bring up the listings.
Suruga hina dolls are a Shizuoka seasonal doll family linked to Tenjin-sama dollmaking and local hina Tenjin displays for New Year, the third-month festival, and the fifth-month festival. Their form is defined by thick rice-straw bodies shaved to the chest curve, separately made upper and lower garments, and furitsuke, the hand-positioning process; in Yui, Mochizuki Ningyo offers one workshop line continuing kiriso heads and straw bodies.
Tenjin refers to a doll modeled on Sugawara no Michizane, with belief connected first to rain and later to learning and calligraphy. A surviving dressed Tenjin example is dated Kaei 6, or 1853. The use of straw bodies is tied to rice production in central Shizuoka and easier access to rice straw. The dolls have separate upper and lower garments, enabling divided production of doll bodies and related work.
Suruga hina dolls are traditionally displayed at home for New Year, the third-month festival, and the fifth-month festival. The dolls are associated with taking on misfortune in place of children, reflecting parents' wish for children to grow up healthy and gentle. When viewing one, look for the chest curve, the thickness of the straw torso, the separate upper and lower garments, and the hand positions set by furitsuke.
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