[Pre-order A: Estimated Arrival in Late-February] Kokeshi Doll Pincushion Red

＜Cohana Online Store Limited Edition Pre-order＞

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【Expected Arrival: Late-February 2026】

Each of our items is meticulously handcrafted by artisans, which means we can only produce them in limited quantities.
For this reason, this product is available for pre-order.
Once we reach our production capacity, pre-orders will close.
Orders will be shipped in the order they’re received, as each piece is completed.
We appreciate your patience and hope you’ll enjoy the anticipation of receiving something truly special.

We do not take reservations for this product at the Cohana Nihonbashi Store.
A limited quantity will be available at the store when the product arrives.

Our Beloved Kokeshi Doll Pincushion, in a Limited-Edition Red

Story

Originally offered as part of our 2026 Lucky Bag, the Kokeshi Doll Pincushion Red received an overwhelmingly positive response. Due to many requests for its return, we are pleased to offer it as a single item for pre-order.

This palm-sized kokeshi combines the characteristic bobbed hairstyle of Tsugaru-style dolls with vibrant colors, giving it a pure and endearing expression. In Japan, Kokeshi are traditional lucky charms believed to bring vitality, bountiful harvests, and protection from illness, and are often used to wish for children’s healthy growth. Always by your side, this little companion gently watches over your sewing.

Inside, the case functions as a pincushion and comes with three needles from Meboso Hachirobei Shoten. A magnet on the bottom helps you easily pick up dropped needles.

▼Wool needlepoint. It prevents needles from rusting. 

Producing Regions

Aomiri, Ishikawa

Producers

Kokeshi Doll｜Kokeshi Doll Studio tsuN'agaru／Aomori

Kuroishi City, Aomori Prefecture is the birthplace of Tsugaru Kokeshi dolls. They contribute to the development of Tsugaru kokeshi by exhibiting and selling kokeshi dolls, giving production demonstrations, and holding events. They also contribute to establish ties with traditional kokeshi doll makers and artists not only from Tsugaru but also from all over Japan, and is also working to develop Kokeshi dolls into new works of art.

Needles｜Meboso Hachirobei Shoten／Ishikawa

Meboso Hachirobei Shoten was founded in 1575. Hachirobei I created the Meboso needles we know today by applying his own unique twist to the Kyoto lineage technology. The company has been manufacturing and selling needles for more than 440 years and continues to preserve the tradition.

Product Size

All measurements are for reference. Please note in advance that the actual dimensions of the product may slightly vary.

Package Size

Materials

Body: Wood (Mizuki), Wool, Silicon rubber, Neodymium magnet
Needle: Steel

Handling Precautions

• This product is for use only for pins & needles. Please refrain from using this product, as well as the included sewing needles, for any purpose other than the intended use.
• Due to the use of natural wood, there are individual differences in color and grain.
• Due to the humidity-regulating properties, wood shrinks and expands with changes in humidity, joints may become hard to open and close.
• Each Kokesh doll's is hand-painted by a craftsman, so there are individual differences in facial expressions etc.
• The surface of the kokeshi doll is coated. Scrubbing with a wet cloth etc. may cause the coating to come off. We recommend using a dry cloth for cleaning.
• This product has a built-in magnet. Please keep it away from electronic devices such as PCs and cell phones.
• The needle tip is sharp, so please be careful not to lose or when handling.
• Wipe off sweat and grease after use to prevent discoloration and rusting.
• Please be careful not to let the needle get stuck inside the pincushion.
• Keep out of reach of infants.