Court Singer

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image features an intricately crafted Japanese doll, seated on a black platform with a serene and elegant expression. The doll is adorned in a traditional silk kimono, which is decorated with intricate patterns and delicate embroidery in shades of cream, turquoise, and gold. The sleeves of the kimono are wide and gracefully draped, revealing a red inner lining. The figure's hands hold a small accessory, possibly a fan or an ornamental object, adding to its refined appearance. The doll's face is painted with delicate features, including arched eyebrows and a small red mouth. Its black hair is styled in a traditional manner, with a decorative headpiece on top. This exquisite piece showcases mastery in detail and artistry, encapsulating the grace and elegance associated with traditional Japanese culture. The entire composition is set against a simple background, emphasizing the doll's intricate design and craftsmanship.

The image features an intricately crafted Japanese doll, seated on a black platform with a serene and elegant expression. The doll is adorned in a traditional silk kimono, which is decorated with intricate patterns and delicate embroidery in shades of cream, turquoise, and gold. The sleeves of the kimono are wide and gracefully draped, revealing a red inner lining. The figure's hands hold a small accessory, possibly a fan or an ornamental object, adding to its refined appearance. The doll's face is painted with delicate features, including arched eyebrows and a small red mouth. Its black hair is styled in a traditional manner, with a decorative headpiece on top. This exquisite piece showcases mastery in detail and artistry, encapsulating the grace and elegance associated with traditional Japanese culture. The entire composition is set against a simple background, emphasizing the doll's intricate design and craftsmanship.

Name/Title

Court Singer

Entry/Object ID

2020.7.24

Description

A singer Doll wearing gold and teal robes with a black hat tied by red rope. In her hand is a stick with a trapezoid shaped paper at the end. from a Hina-Matsuri set brought by Michik Takaoka to promote increased awareness of Japanese culture in 2004.