Lladro Hina Dolls

These pieces of porcelain representing the emperor and empress are used to celebrate Hina Matsuri festival, one of the most popular and best-loved traditions in Japan. Hina Dolls, delicately handmade in porcelain, pay tribute to the traditions and cultural wealth of Japan. Hina Matsuri is celebrated every 3 March, when girls receive a gift of Hina Dolls, which are used to create a Hina ningyo, a composition of characters arranged on a stage to ensure a happy life for the girls. This piece, made in glazed porcelain, is notable because the characters have more child-like features. The details and preciosity in the execution of the kimonos reproduce with exactitude the costume worn by emperors in the Imperial court during the Heian period. Handcrafted in Spain. They were emperors during the Heian period, a time of peace and tranquility. A time of samurais, of poetry and art, in which the emperor and empress upheld traditions and behaved with courage, wisdom and kindness. With the passing