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Origami Hina Doll Images
Guest Author - Lisa Shea

Hina Dolls are collected by Japanese girls and taken out each Girl's Day for tea and candies. This pair of Hina Dolls was done with textured origami paper. They represent the Emperor and Empress.


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Here are some photos of the dolls on a standard go board. I take photos of all of my origami on the go board so the scale of the pieces can be judged against each other.







While hina doll designs are classic standards, you can find this pattern in the Origami Treasure Chest book.

Origami Treasure Chest Book Review

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Content copyright © 2008 by Lisa Shea. All rights reserved.
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