Width approximately 7 cm Height approximately 8 cm Made of wood The "Sakura" (cherry blossom) and "Tachibana" (mandarin orange) of the Hina dolls are important decorations, derived from the "Sakura of Sakon, Tachibana of Ukon" of the Kyoto Imperial Palace, with the cherry blossom on the right and the mandarin orange on the left when facing the dolls. The cherry blossom symbolizes warding off evil and beauty, while the evergreen mandarin orange symbolizes longevity and health, making them traditional items imbued with wishes for children's healthy growth and good health. This is a display item. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about condition. Thank you for viewing.