Silk Woven Obi Belt (Japanese Hina Matsuri doll pattern, Beige x Blue)

Silk Woven Obi Belt (Japanese Hina-Matsuri doll pattern, Beige x Blue)

You can find lovely Hina-Ningyo or Hina-matsuri dolls wearing a different kind of kimono.
Period: Late Showa period (circa 1970-early 90s)
Material: Silk Woven
Pattern :Japanese Hina Dolls

<About Hina-Matsuri Dolls / Hina -Ningyo dolls>
Every year on March 3rd, Japan celebrates the Doll Festival (Japanese, Hina Matsuri). Until recently, Girls' Day was also celebrated on March 3rd. On this day every year, families set up a special step-altar on which to arrange their Emperor and Empress dolls, called "hina" in Japanese. They decorate this altar with boughs of peach blossoms and make offerings to the hina dolls of freshly made rice cakes (mochi), either flavored with a wild herb or colored and cut into festive diamond shapes. Here at the Kyoto National Museum, we hold an exhibition of dolls every year sometime between February and April in celebration of the Doll Festival.

Measurements:(The measurements are approximate.)
Width(Widest ): 30cm / 11.81inches
Width(Narrowest): 15cm / 5.9 inches
length(Wide part): 87cm / 34.25 inches
length(Narrow part): 272cm / 107.08 inches


Condition:
The thread came undone.

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