Hinamatsuri? Hinamatsuri adalah perayaan anak perempuan yang dirayakan setiap tanggal 3 Maret di Jepang. Hinamatsuri berasal dari kata 'hina' yang berarti sang putri atau anak perempuan dan 'matsuri' yang berarti perayaan. Hari tersebut disebut juga momo no sekku (perayaan bunga persik), karena bertepatan dengan mekarnya bunga persik.
Hinamatsuri diadakan untuk mendoakan pertumbuhan anak perempuan. Setiap keluarga yang memiliki anak perempuan memajang 1 set boneka yang disebut hinaningyo beberapa hari sebelum tanggal 3 Maret.
Satu set boneka terdiri dari boneka kaisar, permaisuri, puteri istana (dayang-dayang), dan pemusik istana yang menggambarkan upacara perkawinan tradisional di Jepang. Pakaian yang dikenakan boneka adalah kimono gaya zaman Heian.
Sesudah Hinamatsuri selesai, hinaningyo harus cepat-cepat disimpan karena konon, boneka yang dapat menyerap dan mengurung roh-roh jahat dalam tubuhnya ini akan mengeluarkan roh jahatnya sehari sesudah Hinamatsuri berakhir sehingga kemalangan akan mendatangi keluarga tersebut.
Apa aja sih yang identik dengan HINAMATSURI selain hinaningyo?
"Girl's Day Snacks" - Look at the cute Emperor and Empress on the packaging.Wah! ada snack khusus hinamatsuri juga loh. Kereeeeeen!!
Ternyata, membuat hina ningyo ga usah ribet ribet. Bisa dari bahan sekitar nih, contohnya yang satu ini:
Craft Tutorial: Hina Dolls set
I made this Hina doll set last weekend. I'll be giving it to my daughter for Hina Matsuri (Girl's Day) tomorrow. It's so easy and inexpensive to make that I thought I would share the directions. I was able to make it in one night so there's still time if you want to give a set for Hina Matsuri.
Supplies:
wood eggs - they're flat on the bottom so they will stand up on their own, can be found at the craft store for under a dollar
acrylic paint - any colors of your choice
acrylic varnish - gloss
paint brush
wood burning tool (optional)
pencil
1. The first thing I did was sketch out on paper how I wanted my Hina dolls to look. A good place for inspiration is Flickr. You'll find the dolls come in all different shapes and styles. Next draw out all the details on the wood egg with a pencil.
2. Now you can either use a wood burning tool to outline the detail you made on the egg or use black paint. Either way looks nice.
3. Paint the entire egg as desired. Let dry
4. Paint two coats of acrylic gloss varnish onto each egg. Make sure to let the eggs dry in between each coat. Done.
Source from: http://zakkalife.blogspot.com/2009/03/craft-tutorial-hina-doll-set.html
Craft Tutorial: Hina Dolls set
I made this Hina doll set last weekend. I'll be giving it to my daughter for Hina Matsuri (Girl's Day) tomorrow. It's so easy and inexpensive to make that I thought I would share the directions. I was able to make it in one night so there's still time if you want to give a set for Hina Matsuri.Supplies:
wood eggs - they're flat on the bottom so they will stand up on their own, can be found at the craft store for under a dollaracrylic paint - any colors of your choice
acrylic varnish - gloss
paint brush
wood burning tool (optional)
pencil
1. The first thing I did was sketch out on paper how I wanted my Hina dolls to look. A good place for inspiration is Flickr. You'll find the dolls come in all different shapes and styles. Next draw out all the details on the wood egg with a pencil.2. Now you can either use a wood burning tool to outline the detail you made on the egg or use black paint. Either way looks nice.
3. Paint the entire egg as desired. Let dry
4. Paint two coats of acrylic gloss varnish onto each egg. Make sure to let the eggs dry in between each coat. Done.
Source from: http://zakkalife.blogspot.com/2009/03/craft-tutorial-hina-doll-set.html
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