Chawan Ninsei Dairibina

Minoyaki Chawan by Miyaji Eiko

Hinamatsuri, also called Girl's Day is one of the five ancient seasonal festivals celebrated in Japan since the early Edo era. When peach trees burst into bloom, it is time to celebrate girls and pray for their happy future. So Japanese families display ornamental dolls ("hina ningyo") dressed in gorgeous kimono on platforms covered with red carpet. Sometimes it is only one platform, sometimes many, the Emperor and the Empress sitting on the top. The full set of hina dolls are representing a traditional Heian era wedding, with musicians, helpers and guests, so owning and seasonally displaying one is believed to bring good luck for daughters.

The bowl comes in a paper gift box.


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