Traditional Crafts Takasago Doll Yoshitoshi Production "Kasuga" Kimemokun Doll Marital Harmony Longevity Lucky Charm

This is a Kimekomi Takasago doll named Kasuga by Yoshitoshi, a traditional craft made approximately 30 years ago.
It has been stored inside its box and has never been taken out to be displayed.

Takasago dolls are based on the Noh play Takasago and are very auspicious dolls symbolizing marital harmony and longevity, embodying the wish to grow old together in wedded bliss.
The rake held by the old man (Jō) signifies raking in good fortune (financial luck), and the broom held by the old woman (Uba) signifies sweeping away evil spirits (warding off misfortune). They are perfect for engagement ceremonies, weddings, and celebrations like 60th birthdays and Respect for the Aged Day.
[Product Condition]
Main body: No noticeable scratches or stains, with a very serene and beautiful expression.
Accessories: Comes with the original box and a wooden tag (Kasuga).
Outer box: May have some minor scuffs and signs of age due to storage (please refer to the images).
[Size (approximate)]
(Please refer to the photos for dimensions.)
[Shipping]
The item will be carefully packed with cushioning material and shipped via Mercari delivery service.
We hope to pass this item on to someone who understands that it is a used item kept in a private home and who will cherish it.