A set of 4 Hina Matsuri (Doll Festival) chopstick rests purchased from a kiln. They were sold wrapped in bubble wrap, without a box, from the beginning. I love chopstick rests and collect them. I saw these Hina-sama (princess dolls) and Odairisama (emperor dolls) ones for the first time and bought them without thinking, but I ended up not using them. They are unused, but as explained above, they did not come with a box from the start, so please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about this. I think they are also perfect as interior decorations or ornaments. I am also selling crane chopstick rests (*^^*) Keywords: Hina-sama, Hina Ningyo (dolls), dolls, princess, Odairisama, Ohinasama, Emperor, Hina Matsuri, Ohinamatsuri, Girls' Day, Feng Shui, good luck, shrine, Japanese items, antiques, Japanese style, Kyoto, tatami, Japanese room, New Year's, Japan, JAPAN, DOLL