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Japanese ceramic bride and groom - KINSAI HINA DOLL - 7 cm
Japanese ceramic bride and groom - KINSAI HINA DOLL - 7 cm
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Technical Data
height | 7.5 cm |
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width | 10.5 cm |
length | 14.5 cm |
Compositions | Ceramic |
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Traditional marriage in Japan, known as shinzen kekkon (神前結婚), is a ceremony rich in symbolism and ancient customs, often rooted in Shinto religion. This type of marriage usually takes place in a Shinto shrine, where the couple is united under the blessing of the deities. The couple wears traditional clothing, such as the kimono for the bride and the hakama for the groom.
Traditional marriage is a celebration of the union not only between two people but also between two families. It is accompanied by numerous rituals, the most iconic being the san-san-kudo, where the couple exchanges three sips of sake from three cups, symbolizing harmony, respect, and prosperity. This type of ceremony emphasizes the values of respect, purity, and fidelity while honoring ancestors and protective spirits.
Although more and more couples in Japan are opting for Western-style weddings, the traditional marriage remains a respected and cherished practice, especially for those who wish to reconnect with their cultural and spiritual roots.