Traditional Craftsman Ichimatsu Ningyo (Doll) - of Living National Treasure Goyo Hirata's Response Doll - Yoshitoku - Certificate of Authenticity - Case Can Be Included

This is a doll made in the image of a Tōrei Doll produced by Living National Treasure Gōyō Hirata.
Supervised by Yoshitoku
The doll has been stored in a glass case and is in beautiful condition with no damage.

The case is not a dedicated case for this doll, and although there is damage as described below, it can be included if desired.
Please check the images for the damaged areas.
Stains on the inner Japanese paper of the case, paint peeling on the outer back, and residue from removed cellophane tape.
The screw for the handle to open the door comes out. (The fastener on the back is lost.)

The bookmark is a certificate of authenticity and instruction manual. It is wrinkled and stained, but it is included.
The fan displayed with the doll is included as a bonus.

What is a Tōrei Doll?
In 1927, over 12,000 Blue-Eyed Dolls were sent from the United States to Japan with the wish for friendship and goodwill between Japan and the United States. They were distributed to kindergartens and elementary schools across the country, creating significant social excitement.
In return, Japan sent Ichimatsu Dolls to the United States as Tōrei Dolls.
The dolls, named after various places in Japan such as Miss Tokyo and Miss Yokohama, were enthusiastically welcomed throughout the United States as goodwill envoys of peace, and then each was enshrined in art museums and museums in various states.
(Excerpt from Yoshitoku)

According to the bookmark, this doll is modeled after Miss Kyoto and is named Miyako.

・Doll height
Approximately 46cm
・Glass case
Depth approx. 25cm Width approx. 32.5cm Height approx. 54cm

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