Udaijin Minister of the Right

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a traditional Japanese doll dressed in an elaborate, vibrant red robe, embroidered with intricate patterns, symbolizing cultural heritage and attention to detail. The doll is adorned with black hair fashioned into an ornate style, capturing historical elegance. In its hand, it holds an array of arrows, tools of ancient warriors, signifying valor and archery skills. The doll is meticulously displayed on a glossy black stand, highlighting its significance as an art piece and cultural icon. This exquisite figure embodies the blend of artistry and tradition, bringing a sense of historical richness and craftsmanship to its presence.

The image depicts a traditional Japanese doll dressed in an elaborate, vibrant red robe, embroidered with intricate patterns, symbolizing cultural heritage and attention to detail. The doll is adorned with black hair fashioned into an ornate style, capturing historical elegance. In its hand, it holds an array of arrows, tools of ancient warriors, signifying valor and archery skills. The doll is meticulously displayed on a glossy black stand, highlighting its significance as an art piece and cultural icon. This exquisite figure embodies the blend of artistry and tradition, bringing a sense of historical richness and craftsmanship to its presence.

Name/Title

Udaijin Minister of the Right

Entry/Object ID

2020.7.18

Description

A young udaijin ( Minister of the Right) Doll wearing red robes with a black kanmuri (crown). Doll is carrying a bow, a sword, and two arrows. On his back is a black quiver of arrows. Doll stands on top of a black wood stand. from a Hina-Matsuri set brought by Michik Takaoka to promote increased awareness of Japanese culture in 2004.