Set of three Vintage Dolls, a Ball and a wooden covered silk stand

The man is wearing a hitatare, like an aristocrat person would wear, later this dress become a common dress for men in Heiran Period, which later becomes a Samuesi dress; it has a long and wide sleves and Harem pants The 2 women are wearing Hunihitoe dresses, from the Heian Period, it’s a style of formal Court Dress, worn by nobles women and ladies in-waiting at the Japanese Imperial Court which is composed of a number of kimono-like robes, layered on top of each other with the outer robes cut both larger and thinner to reveal the layered garment underneath. Theese dresses are still worn by members of the Imperial House of Japan on important events. The hair on the women dolls is natural treated human hair. The ball means the man was playing Kemari, which is considered one of the ancient games of one we call soccer.