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when boys came of age at 15 years old, while girls would give up their dolls at marriage. The dolls were given to children either at birth, or on special days shortly after birth. Pregnant woman would be given new ones, so as to protect her and her unborn child together, for the duration of the
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of Japan's history; in the Muromachi era (1333-1568), these figures were kept by a child's bedside to ward off evil. It is also thought that a child's clothes should be hung on the T-form of the
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in spiritual practice as stand-ins to take on the brunt of a person's sins or misfortune also played a role in the creation of
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dolls became essentially the same thing, with the dolls more commonly made out of cloth and other soft materials.
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consisted of white silk stuffed with cotton and was presented to a child on his/her birth, often as an
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figures" from early Japanese history, and are likely related to the concept of using
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doll, documented back to at least the 11th century with a mention in
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dolls as well as for absentee family members (i.e. mother dolls for
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stand, to take any evil elements away from the clothes. The
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Index

這子
doll
pregnant
women
Japan
mother
child
silk
cotton
shrine
talismanic
paper dolls
hina
Katashiro
形代
orphaned
children
天児
The Tale of Genji
Heian period
Muromachi period
Apotropaic magic
Concealed shoes
Hama Yumi
Hinamatsuri
Japanese traditional dolls
Katashiro
Kokeshi dolls
Motanka
Ofuda

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