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It is said that Bingoya Jihei, a peddler who arrived from Bingo (present-day eastern part of Hiroshima prefecture) during the Tenmei era (1778-81), was so captivated by a simple, humble girl of Kurayoshi that he made a doll fashioned after her.
Hariko or papier-máché is made by pasting washi paper over a mould made from paulownia wood to make the papier-máché. Once dry, the papier-máché is then removed from the mould and given a gofun white undercoating before colour pigments are used. Glue is finally applied to create a shiny surface.

Details

  • Title: Hakota Dolls
  • Creator: Hakota Doll Workshop
  • Date Created: 2016
  • Location: Hakota Doll Workshop
  • Subject Keywords: Folk toys of Tottori prefecture, Tottori Prefecture
  • External Link: Hakota doll workshop

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