This adorable Hina doll object can be displayed in small spaces like the entryway or living room. The cute, rounded form is perfect for display. When you flip the wooden box lid over and arrange them, it becomes a tiered display stand. You can store everything inside when not in use. The cherry blossoms are large, so it's a tight fit as shown in the photo. A total of 13 pieces. ♡ Wooden box with lid (Hina stand) Approx. W18 x D7 x H8.5 cm ♡ Animal objects x 5 Hina dolls ♡ Emperor and Empress ♡ Three court ladies ♡ Bonbori (paper lanterns) decorations x 2 Approx. 4.2cm x H5.2cm ♡ Hishimochi (diamond-shaped rice cakes) x 2 Approx. 4cm x H3cm ♡ Cherry blossom x 1, Tachibana orange tree x 1 Approx. φ4cm x 5.2cm ♡ Stand for the Hina dolls x 1 ※ The photos are samples. The wood grain and the faces of the objects may differ from the ones sent. The objects are painted individually, and the paint may peel off due to rubbing. Knots may appear on the surface of the wooden products, but this is not a defect. Please understand. Due to the use of natural wood and handmade craftsmanship, there may be slight individual differences in the appearance of the wood grain, color unevenness, and size. The product size is an approximate measurement. The box may have some splinters or rough areas. It is made of soft wood, so there may be some dents. We take great care, but if you are concerned about small details, please refrain from purchasing. Please understand that there may be oversights due to personal inspection. We appreciate your understanding. [Anonymous shipping] Will be wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped. #cocoaHinamatsuri Graduation, entrance, new life, seasonal festival, celebration, longevity, happiness, chopsticks Lidded appetizer dishes, small bowls, glass, chopstick rests, celebratory meals Home cooking, party dishes, lidded small bowls Japanese food, Japanese food meals, Japanese tableware, cherry blossom viewing, New Year's, bonbori Children's Day celebration, first festival, Hina stand, Hina dolls Concombre, DECOLE Hinamatsuri, first meal ceremony Osechi (New Year's dishes), special occasions, small plates, plates, Hinamatsuri (Doll Festival), Peach Festival Hina dolls, bonbori (paper lanterns), cherry blossoms, rabbit-chan, objects