Girl's Size (Set Contents) Kimono x 2 Earrings x 2 Hagoita (Battledore) x 2 Hane (Feather) Kagamimochi (Rice Cakes) Hagoita: Because of its auspicious, widening shape, it is used for playing Hanetsuki (battledore and shuttlecock) and is also displayed during the New Year as a charm to ward off evil spirits. 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." Kagamimochi: These are offerings made when welcoming the Toshigami (New Year's deity). The two-tiered round rice cakes represent the sun and the moon, and have the meaning of "accumulating good fortune" and "aging gracefully." The daidai (bitter orange) placed on top of the mochi symbolizes the prosperity of the family for generations. This set is filled with lucky charms, perfect for the New Year. Also great as a gift for friends overseas or friends who have had a baby girl. The outer fabric of the kimono uses Nishijin-ori Kinran. Kinran is a fabric in which gold thread, made by wrapping gold leaf around the thread, or thinly cut gold leaf is woven in to create patterns. It is one of the most luxurious fabrics, and its gorgeous, golden patterns are among the highest-ranking textiles. 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. Adjust the hem to make it stand easily *Background and rabbit are not included. Made with care and time, but it is a handmade item by an amateur. It is not perfect like a mass-produced product. There may be some fraying of the crepe fabric on the back of the collar. Since I only have rabbits, I make them to fit rabbits. I have not tried putting them on other animals, so I don't know if they will fit. *I don't think animals with large tails can wear them. Please consider this before purchasing. Sylvanian Families Clothes Sylvanian Kimono Handmade Hina Dolls Clothes Kimono Japanese Clothes Hina Decoration Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day)