Miyoro dolls are known as artistic dolls created by Mishima-born doll artist Sanshiro Noguchi (1901-1937). Many of his works are based on his hometown of Mishima and children. They are praised as simple and lovely dolls. His representative work, "Suiben Kyodan," won the top prize at the "Comprehensive Doll Art Exhibition" hosted by the Doll Art Institute. After Sanshiro's death, after the war, a group of Mishima volunteers created a collection of works made by applying paper to unglazed pottery. This item is a replica of "Suiben Kyodan." As it is old, there are signs of wear and tear, such as scratches and stains, commensurate with its age. Both dolls have very pleasant expressions. Height: Approximately 9.2cm Sizes are approximate. The actual item may differ slightly in color from the images. Please understand the description and images before purchasing.