Hina Doll – Peach Blossom

Festival of Hina Dolls 
in a village beyond the capital 
the month of peach blossoms
 - Yosa Buson

Inspired by a haiku by Yosa Buson, this Japanese hanging scroll evokes a scene of Hinamatsuri (Girls’ Day) celebrated in a quiet countryside village, far from the bustle of the capital.

The evergreen pine carries wishes for constancy and longevity, while white and purple wisteria symbolize grace and prosperity. In the background, cherry blossoms in full bloom gently suggest the deepening of spring.

Accompanied by Buson’s verse, the scroll, mounted in gentle colors, invites a moment to reflect on the tranquil beauty of spring in the countryside.

Traditionally displayed during the Hinamatsuri season, this scroll is also chosen as a meaningful gift expressing heartfelt wishes for the healthy growth and happiness of daughters and granddaughters.