01 / Clay dolls
Front and back halves joined, then fired.Clay hina dolls of two lineages, Fushimi and Mikawa.
Nakano's clay hina dolls are made by pressing clay into front and back moulds, joining the two halves, firing them in a kiln, coating them with gofun and painting them in mud pigments. The city understands them as two lineages, Fushimi and Mikawa, and the Nakano doll was designated a city Intangible Cultural Property in 2005.
- Front and back moulds
- Fushimi and Mikawa lineages
- City Intangible Cultural Property, 2005
