Mother and Father Size (Set Contents) Mother's Kimono Earrings Father's Kimono Eboshi (Formal Headdress) Hagoita (Decorative Paddle) Hane (Feather Shuttlecock) Byobu (Folding Screen) Shishimai Decoration (Lion Dance) Kagamimochi (Rice Cakes) Mt. Fuji Plate Hagoita: Because of its auspicious, widening shape, it is displayed during the New Year's holidays as a charm for warding off evil spirits, in addition to being used for playing Hanetsuki (Japanese badminton). Hane: The black, hard ball is made from the seeds of a large tree called "mukuroji," and the kanji for it is "無患子," which is a pun meaning "children will not suffer." This set is filled with lucky charms, perfect for the New Year's holidays. Also great as a gift for friends overseas. The outer fabric of the kimono uses Nishijin-ori Kinran. Kinran is a fabric woven with gold threads (gold leaf wrapped around the thread) or thinly cut gold leaf, displaying patterns. Among woven fabrics, it is particularly luxurious, and the gorgeous, golden patterns are among the highest-ranking fabrics. Made using a sewing machine and double-sided tape. How to Dress: 1. Wrap the collar 2. Wrap the kimono 3. Fasten the front snaps 4. Fold the hem and adjust for easy standing *Background and rabbits are not included. Made carefully and with time, but it is a handmade item by an amateur. It is not perfect like a mass-produced product. There may be fraying of the crepe fabric on the back of the collar. Since I only have rabbits, I make them to fit rabbits. I have never dressed other animals, so I don't know if they will fit. *I don't think it will fit animals with large tails. Please consider this before purchasing. Sylvanian Families Clothes Sylvanian Families Kimono Handmade Hina Dolls Clothes Kimono Japanese Clothes Hina Decoration Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day)