Vintage c.1940s Japanese Hime Nishiki Daruma Kimono Dolls - Set of 3

Vintage 1940s Japanese Hime Daruma Dolls in Nishiki Kimono - Set of 3 Made in the mid 20th century in Japan, circa 1940 The lot comprises one pair of empress and emperor in wedding attire, with another larger emperor doll - Jingū hime daruma, wearing a red layered kimono with a chrysanthemum pattern - Chūai nishiki daruma, wearing gold brocade with stylized geometric diamonds and floral motif - larger nishiki daruma, wearing black dressed in traditional Japanese attire - nishiki brocade Kimono Auspicious symbols for luck and prosperity in all endeavors, especially in marriage and pregnancy Some small flaws and signs of wear on the gofun porcelain faces and fabric, expected for age Daruma are hollow, round, and often red dolls modeled after Bodhidharma, the founder of Zen Buddhism. They are self-righting after being pushed over (okiagari), demonstrating resilience. Papier Mache covered in cloth, with synthetic hair