I am a beginner. Thank you very much for viewing the photos. The photos were taken with a used digital camera, so there may be some blurriness and inaccuracies, but this is all the information I have. Please make your judgment accordingly. [Menu] These are the male figures, such as the musicians, used in the Hina doll display. In established Hina doll displays, the props and poses make it clear, but with this item, it's difficult to imagine from the characteristics of the hands, and I don't know their roles. There are four figures in different shades of green kimono fabric, and they have glass eyes, which suggests they are in the Koki-bina style and are likely musicians. The others have slanted, painted eyes, and may be in the Kyoho-bina style. The approximate dimensions are: height approximately 18.0-25.0 cm, width approximately 14.0-18.0 cm, and thickness approximately 10.0-12.0 cm. The material includes rice husks. The condition shows significant deterioration due to aging, and one Hina doll is missing a fingertip, but the overall condition is maintained. Regarding the period of origin, I am not sure other than the above characteristics, but it is likely from the Edo to Meiji periods. If you are interested, please consider purchasing. ※ Please note that recycled materials will be used for shipping.