遠野附馬牛人形 (Toono Tsukemoushi Ningyo) are dolls from the Tono region in Iwate Prefecture, known for their unique representation of local folklore and customs. The dolls are named after Tsukemoushi, a local term referring to a type of figure associated with the area's cultural traditions. These dolls typically feature intricate hand-painted designs and are crafted to depict various characters and scenes from Tono's rich folklore, including traditional figures, historical characters, and mythical creatures. They are often made from clay or wood and are celebrated for their detailed craftsmanship and vibrant colors.　Toono Tsukemoushi Ningyo Dolls are cherished as cultural artifacts and souvenirs, capturing the essence of Tono's heritage and storytelling traditions. Their intricate design and connection to local myths make them valuable keepsakes that preserve and celebrate the unique cultural identity of the region.