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Our popular Kokeshi Doll Pincushion has been dressed up with a piece of kimonoyarn, carefully upcycled from old kimono. Its little wrap adds charm, and the doll quietly accompanies you during your precious handcrafting moments.
Each doll wears a different wrap, chosen at random from a variety of colors and patterns. The color and pattern cannot be specified.
Two Kinds of Yarn to Style Your Own Kokeshi Doll

Along with Kimono Yarn used for the doll’s wrap, the set also includes four different textures of Asobi ITO.
Enjoy weaving a tiny wrap with your Pokeori or trying out a bit of miniature knitting, and turn your Kokeshi doll into a charming little assistant.

How to weave a wrap with Pokeori

Perfect for storing yarn needles used for Pokeori or knitting projects.
*(Please note: some needle sizes may not fit.)

A charming little assistant for your handcrafting moments that brings you joy even just by looking at it.
A Special Set at a Delightful Price
This time, we are including two special materials to give the Kokeshi Doll Pincushion a unique look—yet keeping the price the same.
Whether you’ve been curious about it for a while or want to collect a different color, we hope you’ll take this opportunity to add one to your collection.
Perfect for Gifting
Presented in a transparent pillow case, this set makes a charming gift.
Ideal for anyone who loves needlework, or as a special treat for yourself.

▼ Three sewing needles included
Wool needlepoint. It prevents needles from rusting. 

Aomiri, Ishikawa
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.

kimonoyarn | SANWA & CO. / Ishikawa Prefecture
This upcycled yarn, “kimonoyarn,” breathes new life into kimonos, once worn in everyday life from across Japan. Each fabric, once cherished by someone, is carefully washed, unraveled, and transformed into yarn, piece by piece. Because each kimono is cut differently, the patterns vary with every strip, making each kimonoyarn truly unique. From cherished memories to new creative joys, every yarn carries a story waiting to inspire your next handmade project.

Product Size
All measurements are for reference. Please note in advance that the actual dimensions of the product may slightly vary.
| Kokeshi Doll | Height:90mm Diameter:30mm |
| Needles | Length:36.4mm Thickness:0.71mm |
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Asobi ITO |
4 kinds of yarns & threads 2m each total 8m |
Package Size
| Width | 90mm |
| Height | 130mm |
| Depth | 30mm |
Materials
Body: Wood (Mizuki), Wool, Silicon rubber, Neodymium magnet
Needle: Steel
yarns & threads: Cotton, Wool, Polyester, Nylon, etc.
*The yarn used for this product is made from leftover threads reused from various apparel items.As a result, it is difficult to identify the exact composition, and we have listed it as “unknown.”We kindly ask for your understanding.
Handling Precautions