Wooden Box Kewpie Kimono Doll 2-Doll Set Pink Dress Doll Yellow Dress Doll

A Kewpie Doll wearing a red kimono. The Kewpie Doll is a character designed by American illustrator Rose O'Neill in 1909. In Japan, Chigusa Celluloid began producing the dolls in 1914 (Taisho 3).
The Kewpie Doll is also known as a mayonnaise brand. When mayonnaise was first launched in Japan in 1925, founder Toichiro Nakajima, at the recommendation of Tatsunosuke Takasaki, attached the Kewpie name to the brand.
This Kewpie Doll wearing a kimono is adorned in traditional Japanese attire, making its cuteness stand out.
Set of two Kewpie Dolls in red Japanese clothing
- Color: Red
- Material: Fabric
- Design: Set of two
- Features: Cute expression
- Size: Approx. 7cm
- Accessories: With tag

This is a Kewpie Doll keychain designed by Rose O'Neill. This keychain is inspired by a Kewpie wearing traditional Korean attire.
The Kewpie Doll is a character announced by American illustrator Rose O'Neill in 1909. It is characterized by its adorable Cupid-inspired appearance and has gained popularity worldwide. In Japan, it became widely known when Kewpie Corporation adopted it as a brand for mayonnaise in 1925.
This keychain is also popular as a collector's item, with various designs available.
A cute pink dress Kewpie Doll with a keychain for easy carrying.
- Color: Pink
- Costume: Dress
- Features: With chain
- Size: Approx. H7cm

This is a Rose O'Neill Kewpie Doll keychain. The Kewpie Doll is a character designed by American illustrator Rose O'Neill. In Japan, it is widely known because Kewpie Corporation adopted it as a brand for mayonnaise.
The tag on this keychain indicates that the manufacturer is Ooike Co., Ltd. and the distributor is Pri000 Co., Ltd. It also states For prize use, indicating that it is not for general sale.
A cute yellow Kewpie Doll with a keychain, made of plastic with a golden costume.
- Color: Yellow
- Features: Kewpie Doll with keychain
- Material: Plastic
- Design: Cute face and golden costume