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In Japan, Hinamatsuri (Girl’s Day) is celebrated annually on March 3. Literally translated as “doll festival,” families with young daughters celebrate this event by displaying hina-ningyo, special dolls for the occasion.

Emperor and empress figurine in glossy porcelain with ceremonial kimonos made up of four and six layers, each decorated in bright colors. Glossy porcelain figurine of Emperor and Empress of Japanese tradition, decorated with a combination of blue and red colors. The perfect gift idea. Exclusive breakage insurance included. Offical Lladro guarantee. Unique pieces by the artist of Lladro. Designed and handmade in Spain.

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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.

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■Hina dolls are traditional Japanese dolls. ■Hina dolls are decorated with the family's wishes to prevent misfortunes from befalling their children,

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