Hina-ningyō Doll, Girl with Temari Ball, Glass Display Case, 1970s

The doll has a calm, refined expression, long black hair, and wears a richly woven kimono with soft floral motifs.

Display dimensions: height 34 cm, width 33.5 cm, depth 27.5 cm.

The scene is presented in a glass display case with a black plastic frame, a gold-toned base, and a background of blooming sakura branches. This layered composition creates a bright, almost theatrical sense of depth while keeping the piece well protected and easy to display.

At the front, a wooden name plaque reads まり (Mari, “ball”) and 秀月 (Shūgetsu, the maker’s name).

Traditionally, dolls like this were made as decorative seasonal pieces, displayed at home for celebrations such as Hinamatsuri (Girls’ Day). Today, it works beautifully as a refined interior statement—perfect in a cabinet, on a sideboard, or as a focal point in a quiet corner.

Condition is very good; the doll, textiles, and display case have been well preserved and are ready to be displayed again.