A Kewpie doll wearing a red kimono. The Kewpie doll is a character designed in 1909 by American illustrator Rose O'Neill. In Japan, Chigusa Celluloid began producing the dolls in 1914 (Taisho 3). Kewpie dolls are also known as a brand of mayonnaise. When mayonnaise was first sold in Japan in 1925, founder Toichiro Nakajima adopted the Kewpie brand at the recommendation of Tatsunosuke Takasaki. This Kewpie doll, dressed in a kimono, is wearing traditional Japanese attire, and its cuteness is outstanding. Two-piece set of red kimono dolls - Color: Red - Material: Fabric - Design: Two-piece set - Features: Cute expression - Size: Approximately 7cm - Accessories: With tag A Kewpie doll keychain designed by Rose O'Neill. This keychain is based on a Kewpie wearing traditional Korean clothing. The Kewpie doll is a character introduced in 1909 by American illustrator Rose O'Neill. It is characterized by its adorable appearance, modeled after Cupid, and is popular all over the world. In Japan, it became widely known when Kewpie Corporation adopted it as a brand for mayonnaise in 1925. This keychain is also popular as a collector's item, and various designs exist. A doll in a cute pink dress with a keychain, convenient to carry. - Color: Pink - Costume: Dress - Features: With chain - Size: Approximately H7cm A Kewpie doll keychain by Rose O'Neill. The Kewpie doll is a character designed by American illustrator Rose O'Neill. In Japan, it is widely known because Kewpie Corporation adopted it as a brand for mayonnaise. The tag on this keychain states that the manufacturer is Oike Co., Ltd. and the seller is Puri 000 Co., Ltd. It also says "for prizes," indicating that it is not a general retail product. A cute yellow doll with a key chain, made of plastic, featuring a golden costume. - Color: Yellow - Features: Doll with key chain - Material: Plastic - Design: Cute face and golden costume