What does a “dresser” do? Craftsmen who make dolls series

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What does a “dresser” do? Craftsmen who make dolls series(kitsukeshi)

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A craftsman who brings together the head, arms and legs, and props made by various craftsmen. Also called ningyoushi (puppeteers), these craftsmen complete the dolls in accordance with yusoku kozitsu (the events, customs, and ceremonies of the imperial court, court nobility, and samurai families). They make dolls in accordance with the events, customs, and ceremonies of the imperial court, court nobility, and warrior clans. The process begins with the selection of kimono fabrics, such as Nishijin brocade, and then the tailoring and dressing of the costumes. This is the last and most important part of the process, as the costumes change the texture of the doll itself. It can be said that the role of the craftsman is to act as a producer of the doll as a whole.

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