Yayoi Satsuki Doll 秀月(Syugetsu) - Lalka Takechiyo Yayoi May Doll - 1950-1960 - Japonia

The May doll Takechiyo made by Syugetsu, in Kyoto Japan.

Doll height approx. 20cm.

The May doll of Takechiyo carries the meaning of celebrating a child's growth. The May doll symbolizes several wishes:

★A desire for the healthy development of children and hopes for them to grow into strong boys.
★The idea of taking on misfortune on behalf of the child and a wish for the prosperity of future generations.
★A sentiment of celebration and prayers for the safe upbringing of boys.
★Additionally, the sword displayed alongside the May doll also serves as a "protective charm," symbolizing the 　　
　warding off of evil.

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Takechiyo（竹千代） refers to a traditional Japanese doll that represents a young boy, often used during the Children's Day celebration in May. This doll symbolizes hopes for the healthy growth and strength of boys, embodying cultural wishes for their future prosperity and protection. The name "Takechiyo" can also refer specifically to the young version of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Tokugawa shogunate, highlighting themes of bravery and success in one's life journey.


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