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Above and Beyond Traditon – Ginga-do

Based on the high level of craftsmanship that has been passed down successfully for 400 years in our city, Ginga-do’s collection offers home accessories, which are a marriage of Japanese tradition and modern lifestyle.

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Aluminium Vase – Ichimatsu
Aluminium Vase – Ichimatsu
Aluminium Vase Collection – Shizuka
Aluminium Vase Collection – Shizuka
Aluminium Vase – Mt Fuji
Aluminium Vase – Mt Fuji
Tin Animals – Accessory kit for Aluminium Vase Collection
Tin Animals – Accessory kit for Aluminium Vase Collection
Display Board – Accessory for Aluminium Vase Collection
Display Board – Accessory for Aluminium Vase Collection
Incense Holder – Mt Fuji
Incense Holder – Mt Fuji
Tin Tumbler – Mt Fuji
Tin Tumbler – Mt Fuji
Tin Tumbler – Awakumo
Tin Tumbler – Awakumo
Tin Tumbler – Shizunami
Tin Tumbler – Shizunami
Tin Tumbler – Aperitif
Tin Tumbler – Aperitif
Chinese Teaware series “Madoka”
Chinese Teaware series “Madoka”
Tin Plate – Fukkura
Tin Plate – Fukkura
Tin Plate – Komonawase
Tin Plate – Komonawase
“Twelve Lucky Animals” collection
“Twelve Lucky Animals” collection
“Seven Lucky Gods” collection
“Seven Lucky Gods” collection
Zen Series – Incense Holder
Zen Series – Incense Holder
Zen Series- Patience Daruma Doll
Zen Series- Patience Daruma Doll
Zen Series – Daruma Doll
Zen Series – Daruma Doll
Hina Doll Set
Hina Doll Set
Okina – Noh plays
Okina – Noh plays
Dandan FUKUSKE – good luck doll
Dandan FUKUSKE – good luck doll
Aluminium Vase – Ichimatsu
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Aluminium Vase – Ichimatsu

 

 

A small aluminium vase, inspired by a Japanese traditional checkered pattern, Ichimatsu.
It is easy and many ways to use. For example, putting a few flowers in the vase or covering moss on the vase. It is also fun to add some small stones or objects on the vase.
The simple vase broadens your imagination and brightens your everyday life.

 

Item Name:  Aluminium Vase – Ichimatsu
Size: W143 x D107 x H27mm
Weight: 350g 
Material: aluminium

 

Aluminium Vase – Ichimatsu (市松庭園  消炭)
Colour: grey
Item #: ging-136-NBL 

 

Aluminium Vase – Ichimatsu (市松庭園  銀鼠)
Colour: silver
Item #: ging-136-NSG

Aluminium Vase Collection – Shizuka
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Aluminium Vase Collection – Shizuka

 
- Vase (Ikebana Style)
Simple, graceful, and elegance
 
Enjoy your own private Zen garden!
 
This metallic Ikebana vase collection is both decorative and practical, adding a modern/ classic touch. Zen is part of the inspiration behind the collection. The vases are made of aluminium, strong and durable, firm in use, not easy to break. Every vase is small enough to fit into limited spaces, such as a shelf, end table, or fireplace to create a serenely escape from everyday. You can place it anywhere and make a miniature Japanese Zen garden.
 
Every vase come with a pin-holder, kenzan.
 
How to use this vase:
With this vase, flower arrangement is quite simple. 
1. Prepare for a few flowers (the less flower, the more you can make zen atomosphere)
2. Set a kenzan (needled flower holder) inside the vase
3. Stick the flowers on the kenzan as you like
4. Pour water to cover roots of the flowers
 
Collection Name: Aluminium Vase Collection – Shizuka

A. Square type

Material: aluminium
Colour: One Colour; black (sides) and sliver (top)
Package: a vase, a pin-holder "kenzan"

 

Shizuka M
Item #: naft-025
Size: W240 x D108 x H34 mm (9.4" x 4.3" x 1.3")
Weight: 570g


Shizuka S
Item #: naft-026
Size: W170 x D108 x H34 mm (6.7" x 4.3" x 1.3")
Weight: 450g


Shizuka Slim
Item #: naft-027
Size: W300 x D60 x H34 mm (11.8" x 2.4" x 1.3")
Weight: 520g


Shizuka Hisago
Item #: naft-028
Size: W220 x D128 x H34 mm (8.7" x 2.4" x 1.3")
Weight: 540g


Shizuka Hangetsu
Item #: naft-028
Size: W220 x D128 x H34 mm (8.7" x 2.4" x 1.3")
Weight: 420g


B. Curved type
Material: Aluminium
Colour: Two colours: dark grey/ dark brown
Package: a vase, a pin-holder "kenzan"


Shizuka Nadeshiko
Item #: naft-030
Size: W240 x D108 x H34 mm (9.4" x 4.3" x 1.3")
Weight: 800g


Shizuka Katakago
Item #: naft-031
Size:  W170 x D108 x H34 mm (6.7" x 4.3" x 1.3")
Weight: 780g


Shizuka Suiren
Item #: naft-032
Size: W300 x D60 x H34 mm (11.8" x 2.4" x 1.3")
Weight: 480g

 

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Aluminium Vase – Mt Fuji
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Aluminium Vase – Mt Fuji

- Aluminium Vase Designed after Japanese Symbol Mt Fuji

 

Mount Fuji is probably the most well-known Japanese mountain. It is the highest (3,776 metres) in Japan and worshiped as one of Japan’s "Three holy mountains" along with Mount Tate (in Toyama) and Mount Haku (in Ishikawa). It was also added to the World Heritage List as a cultural site in 2013.

 

Admired by Japanese people, the mountain has been chosen as the subject of the paintings by many artists. One of the most famous artists would be Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849). His ukiyo-e series "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji", created during the 1820s, shows 36 different views of Mt Fuji and got great popularity both in Japan and abroad.

 

One of the most famous ones would be Mt Fuji reflecting on the lake. The inverted image of Mount Fuji is called "Sakasa Fuji".

 

The image of "Sakasa Fuji" has been loved for a long time. You often find the motif in Japan. For example, if you have a 5,000 yen or 1,000 yen note, Japanese banknote, please check the surface.

 

It is so popular but rare to see that you are lucky if you can see the "Sakasa Fuji" view. Our latest product of "Mt Fuji – vase" creates the miniature idealized landscape. When you pour water on this vase, you can easily enjoy lucky‘sakasa Fuji’ view anytime at your home.

 

Item Name: Mt Fuji – vase
Item #:

naft-077-NBU (blue)
naft-077-NRE (red)

Material: aluminium
Colour: blue/ red
Size: W150 x D125 x H80 mm (5.9" x 4.9" x 3.1")
Weight: 630g
Country of manufacture: Takaoka-shi, Toyama, Japan
 

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Tin Animals – Accessory kit for Aluminium Vase Collection
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Tin Animals – Accessory kit for Aluminium Vase Collection

Item #: naft-035 (frog and turtle), naft-036 (fish and crab)
Material: Stone (stone), Tin (Frog and Turtle)
Colour: solid colour
Size:  
Weight: [naft-035] 47g
[naft-036] 33g
Country of manufacture: Takaoka-shi, Toyama, Japan
 

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Display Board – Accessory for Aluminium Vase Collection
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Display Board – Accessory for Aluminium Vase Collection

Board – Display Stand
A special board for displaying our Vase collection or Buddha statues.
With this board, those items look more beautiful and elegant.
 
Board A   for Shizuka S, Shizuka M, Shizuka Hisago, Shizuka Hangatsu, Shizuka-katakago, and Shizuka-nadeshiko
Board B   only for Shizuka Slim
Item #: naft-033 (Board A), naft-034 (Board B)
Material: wood (MDF)
Colour: black/ red
Size: [naft-033] W300 x D150 x H9 mm
[naft-034] W420 x D120 x H9 mm
Weight:
  [naft-033] 390g
[naft-034] 450g
Finish: cashew finish (matt finish)
 

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Incense Holder – Mt Fuji
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Incense Holder – Mt Fuji

 

- Incense Holder Designed after Japanese Symbol Mt Fuji (3 colours)

Mount Fuji is probably the most well-known Japanese mountain. Admired by Japanese people, the mountain has been chosen as the subject of the paintings by many artists. One of the most famous images would be "The inverted image of Mt Fuji" that Mt Fuji reflects on the lake. The image is called "Sakasa Fuji". It is so popular but rare to see the view that you are lucky if you can see it. With our incense holder, you create and enjoy the miniature sized "Sakasa Fuji" view. When you pour water on this incense holder, you can easily enjoy lucky "sakasa Fuji" view anytime at your home.

 

Item Name: Mt Fuji – incense holder
Item #: 

ging-079-NBU (blue)
ging-079-NRE (red)
ging-079-NGR (black)

Material: aluminium

Size: 

Weight (net):

H45 x W175 x D 85 mm

350g

Colour: blue/ red/ black

 

 

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Tin Tumbler – Mt Fuji
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Tin Tumbler – Mt Fuji

 

- Tin Drinkware Designed after Japanese Symbol Mt Fuji

 

Drink Up and Get Good Luck!

This unique shaped tin drinkware is dedicated to the traditional sand casting technique which has been handed onto craftspeople in Takaoka for 400 years. The collection will enchant you with creamy foam on your beer or round Japanese wine.

 

Mount Fuji is probably the most well-known Japanese mountain. Admired by Japanese people, the mountain has been chosen as the subject of the paintings by many artists. One of the most famous images would be Mt Fuji reflecting on the lake. The image of Mt Fuji mirrored in the water is called "Sakasa Fuji (the inverted image of Mt Fuji)". It is so popular but rare to see that you are lucky if you can see the "Sakasa Fuji" view.

 

With our tin tumbler – Mt Fuji, you create and enjoy the miniature sized "Sakasa Fuji" view. This Mt Fuji sake cup will bring you good luck.

 

 

Item Name: Mt Fuji – sake cup
Item #:

ging-080-SOJ (cup A)
ging-081-SOJ (cup B)

Material: pure tin
Size: Cup A (sakazuki): H45 x W40 x D11mm/ 63ml
Cup B (choko): H48 × W78 D10mm / 150g/ 30ml

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Tin Tumbler – Awakumo
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Tin Tumbler – Awakumo

 

The tin beer tumbler – Awakumo is inspired by Mt Fuji floating in the sea of clouds. A sea of clouds is an awe-inspiring example of natural scenery. Pouring beer in our tin tumbler, you can create day-dreaming view easily. Mt fuji is a great lucky symbol in Japan. You can drink luck with our tin beer tumbler – Awakumo. 

 

Item Name: Tin Tumbler – Awakumo
Item Number: ging-107-SOJ (for 1 pc) / ging-126-SOJ for (1 pair)
Material: pure tin (99.99%)
Technique: sand casting
Size: H9.8 x W6.6 x D7.4cm
Weight: 250g
Capacity: approx. 180ml
Designed by Hidekazu Kainai

 

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Tin Tumbler – Shizunami
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Tin Tumbler – Shizunami

- Tin Drinkware

 

This tumbler, made of durable pure tin, will be with you for a long time. Stackable for maximizing storage and shelf space.

Tin has been used since ancient times in China and Japan, especially drinkware made from tin is beleived to make the taste of liquor mellow. 


Collection Name: Shizunami

Choko
  Size: Diameter53xH37mm
  Volume capacity: 50ml
  Weight: 80g
  Item #: ging-127-SOJ


Beer Tumbler
  Size: Diameter60xH91mm
  Volume capacity: 170ml
  Weight: 210g
   Item #: ging-128-SOJ


Rock Tumbler
  Size: Diameter86xH81mm
  Volume capacity: 330ml
  Weight: 310g
  Item #: ging-129-SOJ


Material: tin (99.99%)
Made in Takaoka, Toyama, Japan

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Tin Tumbler – Aperitif
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Tin Tumbler – Aperitif

 

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Tumblers with unique design – perfect for mixology, aperitifs, cocktails, and spirits.

 

Our Pure Tin Aperitif Tumblers are made of pure tin, which is said to make alcohol mellow. As tin has almost no smell of metal and is harmless to the human body, the material has been used for drinking vessels in Japan. Each tumbler is hand-made by skilled craftspeople in Takaoka where the high level of craftsmanship has been passed down successfully for 400 years.

We offer two Japanese traditional patterns; Ume and Hakkaku. Ume is inspired by plum blossom. Hakkaku is inspired by an octagon shape. Both patterns are widespread symbols of good luck in Japan.

 

Item Name: Aperitif Tumbler
Item Number: ging-123-S1-SOJ (Ume), ging-124-S1-SOJ (Hakkaku)
Material: pure tin (99.99%)
Volume capacity: 80cc
Weight: about 150g
Height: 6.8cm

 

 


 

 

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Chinese Teaware series “Madoka”
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Chinese Teaware series “Madoka”

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This gracefully shaped Chinese tea set is purely hand crafted, made from clear heat resistant glass. It can withstand instant temperature change in minus 20 ℃ to 130℃. The glass teapot  is excellent visibility due to its clearness. You enjoy watching delicate tea leaves dance gently or blooming flower teas when immersed in the hot water. The shape allows tea to steep effectively.

 

- Perfect for all of you favourite loose-leaf teas.
- Eco-friendly: No need for a paper filter, reducing waste.

 

Our elegant glass teaware turns your teatime into something extraordinary.

 

The tea set includes
- 1 teapot (Gaiwan)
- 1 tea server (Chahai)
- 2 tea cups (Chabei)

 

 

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Tin Plate – Fukkura
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Tin Plate – Fukkura

 

 

Tableware & Dinnerware

 

Tin small dishes “Fukkura (福楽)” are inspired by Japanese traditional lucky motifs; crane, magic hammer, and treasure trove. The motifs have been used in Japan for centuries and believed to bring good luck. For family meals or gatherings with friends, add happiness (福) and joy (楽) to your dining table with our "Fukkura" collection.

 

Mix & Match
- small dishes: crane, magic hammer, and treasure trove
- cutrely rests: crane, magic hammer, and treasure trove
- chopstics
- tray

 

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Collection Name: Fukkura
Dishes:
Size: crane(W85xD85xH15mm), magic hammer (W96xD91xH15mm), and treasure trove (W85xD90xH18mm)
Weight: 105g
made from: tin

 

Cutrely rests:
Size: crane (W25xD41xH7mm), magic hammer (W33xD45xH8mm), and treasure trove (W41xD41xH6mm) 
made from: tin

 

Chopsticks:
Size: H225mm
made from: wood

 

Tray:
Size: W300xD185xH13mm
made from: wood (walnut)

Tin Plate – Komonawase
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Tin Plate – Komonawase

 

Tableware & Dinnerware

 

 

Tin square plates "Komon Awase" are inspired by Japanese traditional lucky patterns, which have a very specific meaning and are mainly inspired by nature. The  geometric patterns have been used on kimonos, hand towels, and all manner of other small Japanese items for centries. Simple and charming dishes to add a little joy on your table.

 

Patterns of Komon Awase:
- Ichimatsu (checkered)
- Asanoha (hemp leaves)
- Uroko (scales)
- Bishamon kikko (Tortoiseshell)
- Yagasuri (arrow feathers)

 

Do you prefer box sets or individual? 
You can choose!
- Square plate: 1 plate
- Square plate with dessert knife: 1 plate and 1 dessert knife
- A set of square plates: 2 plates and 2 dessert knives

 

SPEC: 
Square plates  
Item #: ging-133-SOJ
Size: W118xD118xH6mm  
Weight: 190g  
Material: tin  
Package: paper giftbox

Dessert knife  
Size: Length 130mm  
Weight: 3g  
Material: wood

“Twelve Lucky Animals” collection
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“Twelve Lucky Animals” collection

 

Zinc Japanese Zodiac Animals Sculpture

 

The twelve animal zodiacs include the Rat, the Cow, the Tiger, the Rabbit, the Dragon, the Snake, the Horse, the Sheep, the Monkey, the Rooster, the Dog, and the Boar.  

 

Made of zinc-based alloy, the sculptures have a gold-toned finish to brighten up a shelf, mantelpiece or home office desk.

 

Material: zinc-based alloy
Finish: painted
Made in: Takaoka, Toyama, Japan

 

Item Name Item Number   Size (mm) Weight (g)
Rat (子) ging-155-TK   W57xD35xH61 250
Cow (丑) ging-144-TK   W71xD46xH46 390
Tiger (寅) ging-145-TK   W68xD47xH52 390
Rabbit (卯) ging-146-TK   W67xD35xH55 340
Dragon (辰) ging-147-TK   W72xD21xH62 130
Snake (巳) ging-148-TK   W77xD23xH44 100
Horse (午) ging-149-TK   W73xD23xH83 210
Sheep (未) ging-150-TK   W63xD43xH69 390
Monkey (申) ging-151-TK   W51xD49xH63 420
Rooster (酉) ging-152-TK   W55xD34xH86 330
Dog (戌) ging-153-TK   W62xD27xH66 340
Boar (亥) ging-154-TK   W83xD30xH50 300


 

 

 

“Seven Lucky Gods” collection
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“Seven Lucky Gods” collection

 

- Lucky Ornament

 

The Seven Lucky Gods or Seven Gods of Fortune are believed to bring good luck. They are often decorated at home in Japan.

 

This "Seven Lucky Gods" is a collection of traditional ornaments whose lucky motifs have been loved and displayed for a long time. The moulds for the ornament set have been buried in the back of our warehouse. Having been kept in a corner for ages, they are the crystal of casting techniques which has been handed onto craftspeople in our city, Takaoka, for 400 years.

 

To give new life to them, we apply soft golden colour to the gods. We call this colour "Silky Gold" inspired by the Silk Road. Many things including culture and religion had made their way to Japan on Silk Road trade routes for thousands of years. These gods are no exception. It is known that they are originally from Nepal, India or China.

 

Item Name:  Seven Lucky Gods collection
Item #:

ging-082-GSG (Ebisu)
ging-083-GSG (Daikoku)
ging-084-GSG (Bishamon)
ging-085-GSG (Benzai)
ging-086-GSG (Fukrokuju)
ging-087-GSG (Jurojin)
ging-088-GSG (Hotei)

Material: zinc-based alloy
Made in Takaoka-shi, Toyama, Japan

 

- Ebisu

- Daikoku

- Bishamon

- Benten

- Hotei

- Jurojin

- Fukurokuju

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Zen Series – Incense Holder
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Zen Series – Incense Holder

 

- Incense Holder

 

Zen series- Incense holder is inspired by Zen Philosophy. In Zen, meditation is called Zazen. A monk used to burn an incense to calculate the zazen time.

Our incense holders has two shapes; one is "enso" and the other is "kyosaku".

"Enso" is called zen circle of enlightenment. The Zen circle exemplifies pure emptiness or the freedom that meditation practice opens in us.

"Kyosaku" is a flat wooden stick. During zazen, when feeling sleepy of lack of concentration, the practitioner can ask to receive the kyosaku. The Master then strikes the shoulders, which brings a feeling of relaxation and helps to carry on with the meditation in good conditions. It is in no way a brutal gesture or a punishment.

 

Item Name: Zen Series – Incense Holder
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- Square
Item Number: Round:ging-096-GSK(black), ging-096-GWC(brown)
Square:ging-097-GWK(black), ging-097-GWC(brown)
Size: Round: diameter 10cm x H1.2cm
Square: D20cm x W5cm x H1cm>
Material: steel (plate), brass (incense holder)
Country of Manufacture: Takaoka-shi, Toyama, Japan

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Zen Series- Patience Daruma Doll
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Zen Series- Patience Daruma Doll

- Good Luck Charm

The Daruma doll has been a symbol of good luck for many years in Japan.

Daruma was a renowned priest who lived about 1500 years ago in China. He founded the Zen sect of Buddhism there.  Legend claims that he sat facing a wall in meditation for a period of nine years without moving, which caused his legs and arms to waste away. Based on the legend, the daruma is a symbol of the greatest patience and perseverance that are the foundation to build a successful life.

 

Item #:  
Item Name: Patience Daruma Doll
Size: W9.0 x D8.0 x H11.5cm
Material: antimony, gold (24K)
Made in: Takaoka-shi, Toyama, Japan

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Zen Series – Daruma Doll
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Zen Series – Daruma Doll

- Good Luck Charm

Daruma is a traditional Japanese wishing doll or often called a "goal doll". It is based on a sage monk who lived in the 5th-6th century in China. He is the father of Zen Buddhism. Legend claims that he sat facing a wall in meditation for a period of nine years without moving, which caused his legs and arms to waste away. 

The doll is closely associated with a Japanese proverb, "nana korobi yaoki (Fall down seven times, get up eight)". It is similar to the English expression , “If you fall off your horse get right back on”.

The Daruma doll, with its unique shape and solid base that allows it to right itself when toppled, is the embodiment of such persistence to fulfil our goals in life. 

 

Item #:  
Item Name: Daruma Doll
Size: D7.0 x W7.0 x H7.8cm
Material: zinc-based alloy, gold (24K)
Made in: Takaoka-shi, Toyama, Japan

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Hina Doll Set
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Hina Doll Set

 

Hina dolls are a pair of male and female dolls. They are displayed at Hina festival that celebrates the happiness and development of young girls on 3rd March in Japan. The festival traces its origin back to the 8th century. People made straw standing dolls and set them floating down the river. They believed that this custom would take all troubles or bad spirits away from their girls.

 

Our standing hina doll set is manufactured by the advanced casting technique that has 400-year history in our city, Takaoka-shi. To pray for happiness of girls, the dolls wear kimono having full of Japanese lucky charms; such as pine, bamboo, and plum. Matte gold and silver finishing create gorgeous atmosphere. Simple and traditional standing dolls add minimal beauty in your room.

 

Item Name: Hina Doll Set
Item #:  ging-076-GSH
Size:

male doll: D80xW30xH150mm
female doll: D30xW25xH105mm

Material: zinc

 

Hina Doll Deluxe Set
A pair of gold male and silver female dolls comes with a black display board and gold folding screen. As it is amazing space saving size, the doll set would be good for a housewarming gift.

 

Item Name: Hina Doll Deluxe Set
Item #: ging-078-GSH
Including: hina dolls, display board, folding screen
Material:

doll: zinc
display board: MDF
folding screen: wood, Japanese paper

Made in:

Japan

   
   
   

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Okina – Noh plays
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Okina – Noh plays

- Japanese good luck charm (Engimono)

Noh is a Japanese traditional musical drama that has been performed since the 14th century. Okina (an old man) is one of the most well-known Noh plays. It is preformed mainly for the New Year, wishing for long life and happiness. 

 

Item Name: Okina – Noh Play
Size:

Doll: H13 x W12 x D5cm

Stage:   H6 x W18 x D9cm

Material:

Doll: zinc-based alloy

Stage: wood (Hinoki)

Made in: Takaoka-shi, Japan

 

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Dandan FUKUSKE – good luck doll
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Dandan FUKUSKE – good luck doll

- Miniature Lucky Doll


Fukusuke is a Japanese lucky charm. Maneki Neko would be most well-known good luck charms in Japan and is often found at the entrance or in the counter area in shops. Fukusuke is also one of the Japanese traditional character. It is a small smiling man with a big head, and believed to increase fortune and bring good luck. The doll formally wears ceremonial Samural clothes, called "Kamishimo". You have never seen him before? Check out the album cover of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" by The Beatles! See! He is there with famous pepole.

Our lucky doll "Dandan Fukusuke" comes with three colouful zabuton cushions.

How to decorate the doll

  1. sit the doll on a red cushion
  2. add a cushion when you feel happy

It is believed that the more a cushion is added, the more luck you would get.

 

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