The doll has a delicately hand-painted face with thin, slanted eyes and a small red mouth, exuding a serene expression. The hair is styled in a traditional chōn-mage (topknot), reminiscent of Edo-period samurai or sumo wrestlers. The body is adorned with patterns resembling a kimono or samurai attire, featuring black brushstroke motifs and a rectangular patch with white dots like dice, symbolizing luck.
The topknot hairstyle and bold attire suggest a connection to sumo wrestling or samurai culture. The dice-like markings could symbolize luck and fortune, often seen in Edo-period and Kabuki performances.
