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Size: Width 12 x Depth 17 x Height 42cm. Hina Doll Hanging Decoration, Compact, Tsurushi Hina L390. Cute, Mini, Stylish Hina Doll. Hina Doll Hanging Decoration, Mini, Compact, Cute Hina Doll. Hina dolls, hanging decorations, compact Hina dolls This is a first Hina Matsuri (Girls' Festival) decoration for a girl. We have a wide selection of Hina dolls, from compact sizes to tiered displays. The Emperor and Empress dolls and Hina dolls in cases are easy to store and handle. Standing dolls, dolls without cases, and storage-type displays make for a luxurious first Hina Matsuri decoration. Cute hanging decorations add a touch of elegance to the Hina Matsuri (Girls' Day) celebrations. A Hina doll display for a baby's first Hina Matsuri (Girls' Festival), serving as a protective charm against evil spirits. These Hina dolls, meticulously crafted by artisans with wishes for the health and prosperity of parents, children, and relatives, can be easily stored away. In Japan, the first Hina Matsuri (Girls' Festival) originally involved using dolls made of straw or paper (hitogata) in a game called "hiina-asobi." The custom of transferring misfortune and calamities to these dolls and floating them down rivers or into the sea began, eventually developing into the Hina Matsuri we know today. Therefore, Hina dolls serve as a protective charm, absorbing misfortune and ensuring the healthy growth of girls. For this reason, passing on your mother's Hina dolls to your child is somewhat contrary to their original meaning... Hina dolls will always watch over you. Please continue to display Hina dolls every year, no matter how old you are. Please display the Hina dolls of your grandmother, mother, and baby—all family members—as much as possible. We believe that the most important thing is the celebratory feelings of the whole family. Please celebrate Hina Matsuri with your family, decorating with Hina dolls and incorporating auspicious seafood like clams and mountain produce into your meals. The Hina Matsuri (Girls' Festival) set, with its many different types of dolls, is thought to have been to teach children about hierarchical relationships and social roles, while the dolls' accessories, cherry blossoms, and mandarin oranges, along with the furniture and furnishings, were to teach them about discipline and manners through play. It is an expression of parental love for their child, wishing for "good health, longevity, protection from evil," and "healthy growth." Hina Matsuri embodies the wish for the healthy growth of babies, and as a celebration of the Peach Festival for girls, the paternal and maternal sides, both families, and the parents give hina dolls with their wishes in mind, and the tradition has been passed down from person to person.