Found in the storage of a family home. It seems like it probably hasn't been displayed, but I think it's old. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details. It looks clean at first glance, but the girl's hair is different lengths on the left and right sides. Please see the photos. From Google AI: This is a pair of dolls called Hime Daruma (or Nishiki Daruma, Meoto Daruma), a traditional Japanese craft. They are known as a local toy of Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, and are considered lucky charms for "nana korobi ya oki" (seven falls, eight rises) because they get back up quickly even if they fall over. Details: Type: Daruma-shaped dolls, usually consisting of a pair of a male (Dono) and a female (Hime). Features: They are dressed in Nishiki (brocade) patterned fabric and have gentle facial features. Uses: They are displayed with various wishes, such as for recovery from illness, prosperity in business, and safe childbirth. They are also popular as Japanese interior decorations that can be displayed regardless of the season. Height: Approximately 21cm Width: Approximately 15cm Depth: Approximately 15cm Thank you for viewing.