A Japanese doll in traditional attire, approximately 30cm in a beautiful design. This is likely a "Hie-tsuki Ningyo" doll, created in reference to the folk song "Hie-tsuki Bushi" from Miyazaki Prefecture. "Hie-tsuki Bushi" is a folk song passed down in Shiiba Village, Miyazaki Prefecture. The doll depicts a woman grinding millet in a mortar. It is known as a richly emotional local doll, dressed in gorgeous traditional Japanese clothing. The other wooden, cylindrical object represents the mortar used for grinding millet. - Type: Japanese doll - Materials: Wood and cloth - Colors: Red, gold, and purple - Features: Doll in traditional attire - Size: Approximately 30cm - Accessories: With a stand Thank you for viewing.