Flute Player

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image features a traditional Japanese doll, intricately crafted and dressed in elaborate, ornate attire. The doll wears a kimono with a beige and green floral pattern, featuring a red interior lining, and is seated with a poised posture on a black platform. Its face is painted with delicate features, exhibiting a serene expression, and it is adorned with a black hairstyle resembling a cap, embellished with red accents. The doll holds a slim, red staff, adding to its regal appearance. The background is plain, ensuring full attention is drawn to the details of the doll, highlighting its artistry and cultural significance.

The image features a traditional Japanese doll, intricately crafted and dressed in elaborate, ornate attire. The doll wears a kimono with a beige and green floral pattern, featuring a red interior lining, and is seated with a poised posture on a black platform. Its face is painted with delicate features, exhibiting a serene expression, and it is adorned with a black hairstyle resembling a cap, embellished with red accents. The doll holds a slim, red staff, adding to its regal appearance. The background is plain, ensuring full attention is drawn to the details of the doll, highlighting its artistry and cultural significance.

Name/Title

Flute Player

Entry/Object ID

2020.7.25

Description

A flute player Doll wearing gold robes with teal accents. She is wearing a black hat and is holding a red flute. from a Hina-Matsuri set brought by Michik Takaoka to promote increased awareness of Japanese culture in 2004.