Set of Gosho Ningyō (御所人形) or Palace Dolls, Japan, Shōwa Period.

Set of 4 Traditional Japanese Gosho Ningyō Dolls from the Shōwa Period

This exquisite set of four Gosho Ningyō (御所人形), or court dolls, represents a unique piece of Japanese culture and craftsmanship.

Handmade during the Shōwa period (1926–1989), these dolls radiate the charm and refinement of Japanese court traditions. They symbolize good fortune and prosperity and were often given as gifts on special occasions.

The set includes:

Small Warrior: A figure holding a detailed staff, dressed in vibrant silk with an orange hue, exuding strength and youth.

Traditional Courtier: A doll with black hair and an elegant fan. Her intricately designed brocade kimono features a traditional pattern.

Kabuki Actor: A dynamic figure with bright orange hair, capturing the theatrical essence of Japanese Kabuki theater perfectly.

Momotarō (Peach Boy): A young hero holding a flag with a peach motif, referencing the classic Japanese folktale. He is dressed in an elegant kimono, symbolizing bravery and adventure.

All dolls are presented on a luxurious wooden display base with a beautifully lacquered (urushi) finish.

Storage box dimensions: height 28 cm, width 42 cm, depth 34 cm.

This set is an excellent addition for collectors of Japanese antiques or anyone seeking to add refined aesthetics to their interior.