Materials: 

🔘 English porcelain 

🔘 Painting with overglaze paints 

🔘 The doll’s body features floral patterns that highlight her name

— The doll has 20 articulated joint

— The joints are glued with genuine leather  

— The wig is removable, and the hair is made of natural wool 

— The face and body are painted with overglaze paints 

— Ears and tail are attached with magnets  

The doll comes with clothes, shoes, a passport, a stand, and an individual box. 

  Porcelain girl Kami — her name translates as “divine beauty.”
In the Japanese language and culture, the word “kami” (神) holds a fundamental meaning. It is not just a name, but a concept that refers to a deity, spirit, or supernatural essence.

In Shinto, Japan’s traditional religion, kami are the spirits that inhabit the entire world: nature (mountains, rivers, trees), phenomena (thunder, wind), as well as remarkable people or ancestors. They are objects of reverence and symbolize the connection between humans, nature, and higher powers.

For a kitsune, this name takes on a special, dual meaning. In Japanese mythology, kitsune (fox spirits) are closely connected to the Shinto pantheon:
• They are considered messengers and servants of Inari — one of the main kami (the deity of rice, prosperity, and foxes).
• Kitsune themselves, after living for many centuries and gaining wisdom, can attain the status of kami.  

Care instructions: The doll requires gentle handling. Avoid moisture. Use a stand to keep the doll upright. Rotate the joints without applying force.

If you have any questions, please contact me.

   Dear customers, dolls are not subject to exchange or return.