Awaodori Take Ningyo (阿波踊り竹人形) are traditional Japanese bamboo dolls that represent the Awa Odori dance, a famous folk 　dance originating from Tokushima Prefecture. The Awa Odori is 　　celebrated during the Obon festival and is known for its lively and　 rhythmic movements, accompanied by traditional music. These bamboo dolls are crafted to depict dancers in dynamic poses, showcasing the colorful attire typically worn during the festival. The dolls are often intricately detailed, capturing the essence of the 　　Awa Odori dance through their expressions and movements. Awa Odori Take Ningyo serves not only as decorative items but also as cultural symbols that celebrate the vibrant heritage of the Awa Odori dance. They reflect the skill of artisans who create these dolls, preserving the spirit and tradition of this lively festival.