About the cases we sell

Doll cases are not fixed to specific display types. The overall appearance and required size can vary greatly depending on the combination.

Rather than trying to include everything, adjusting the composition allows for a more balanced display suited to your available space.

At our store, we mainly offer empty cases and provide guidance on selecting a suitable case to match your existing display.

Depending on the case type, you can also view examples of actual arrangements using the same case.

If you are unsure about size or combinations, please feel free to contact us.

[ For International Designers & Architects ]

• Case Sizes: From small tabletop (approx. 5×5×5") up to flagship display sizes (approx. 26×16×27").
• Orientation: Dimensions are listed as W × D × H. The wider, front-facing side is the width, and the shorter side is the depth.
• Support: Exact inch conversions and architectural CAD assistance available.
• Projects: Tailored for luxury hotel, office, and residential display spaces.
• Contact: Please use the inquiry form on this page to send us your required case size, intended display item, and project details.

Type 1: Glass Doll Display Case Sample (Front Doors with Tassels)

• Wooden glass display case with front doors and tassels.
• Finished with cashew lacquer. “Keshi” refers to matte black, while “Tame” refers here to glossy black.
• Search for products using the numerical product code.

※ All dimensions shown are interior dimensions. Inch measurements are approximate.

• Handcrafted by artisans using natural wood; slight individual variations may occur.
• We recommend planning your luxury display space with a slight margin of clearance.

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When replacing a display case, many customers compare cases based on their external dimensions.

However, even if two cases have the same external size, the usable interior space can vary significantly depending on factors such as the height of the base, the presence of a mounting platform, and the internal construction.

For this reason, when selecting a display case, it is important to compare not only the external dimensions but also the interior dimensions, which represent the actual space available for displaying your item.

To help you compare your existing doll or display with our cases, our size chart includes the interior dimensions of each display case. When choosing a case, we recommend using these interior dimensions as your reference.

• Fully custom sizes are available, with width, depth, and height all adjustable (top-cover type only).
• Some models allow customization of the finish color, as well as changes to the background panel such as glass or mirror.
• There are also types where the base size and shape are fixed, and only the height can be specified (top-cover type only).
• Custom-made cases with doors are not available.
• Fully custom production takes approximately one month. Please contact us with sufficient lead time.

Orders are normally shipped fully assembled in their original packaging.

If you prefer the item to be shipped unassembled, please contact us before placing your order.

We will confirm whether your selected product can be shipped in this way and advise accordingly.

Our display cases are delivered as completed products, but depending on the product, we can send it to you in an unassembled state. This page is for reference in that case.

How to assemble a wooden doll case: Type 1 with front door and tassels. (Please prepare your own wood glue.)

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• 1. Pour glue into the hole in the base until it is about half full, as shown in Figure 2 (commercially available wood glue will do).

Spread the glue out using a thin stick or similar object.

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• 2. Place the pillars on the base. There are three types of pillars, some with tops and bottoms, so be careful not to mix them up. (Fig. 3, 4) Fig. 4 shows the shape of the pillars for a case with tassels.
• 3. Insert the back panel and glass. (Fig. 5)

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• 4. Apply glue to the recessed part of the top board in the same way as the base, and lightly insert the heads of the pillars.When doing so, be careful not to insert the pillar on the front right so that the door pin can be inserted later. (Fig. 6, 7)

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• 5. While inserting the pin part of the right door into the hole in the base and the hole in the top plate, insert the pillar all the way into the recess in the top plate. (Fig. 9)
• 6. Press down on the top plate that was lightly inserted in step 4 with your hand from directly above and insert it all the way. If the pillar is not properly inserted in the hole and the bag and glass are not properly inserted in the groove, it will not go all the way. Please be careful.
• 7. If there are tassels, attach them.

Repairs are available only for customers who can visit our store in person.

Examples of issues we can assist with:

• Broken glass
• Detached frames
• Broken door pins (hinge parts)
• Unstable or loose structures
  

Cases we are unable to support:

• Missing parts
• Acrylic cases with special shapes
• Repainting or refinishing
• Replacement of background paper
• Cases where the glass is directly bonded