Hinamatsuri dolls are handmade by artisans. There may be slight differences in the texture of the wood grain, the appearance of the fabric, and other accessories.
Due to the production process, there may be slight color irregularities, small fraying, and the same fabric may still be different. We ask for your understanding.
Masaro Kinbayashi (2nd Generation)
Edo Wood Grain Doll Traditional Craftsman Certified
She has been familiar with doll making, interested in traditional Japanese art and learned skills about his father Mataro.
She learned the sculpture by Shuzabou Yasuda, and she also worked with Masahiro Sawada to learn drawing, making traditional dolls into a comprehensive art.
It is reputed as a producer with a modernized look beyond the traditional puppet maker.