Originating in the late Edo period, these dolls are characterized by their unique, whimsical expressions and vivid colors. Made primarily from clay and often painted with intricate patterns, they often 　　　depict a variety of themes, including historical figures, everyday life scenes, and seasonal motifs. Miyoshi Ningyo are handcrafted using traditional techniques passed down through generations. They are notable for their craftsmanship and artistic details, making them 　　popular among collectors. These dolls reflect the cultural heritage of the region and are often used in festivals, celebrations, and as decorative items in homes.