Japanese Geisha or Maiko Doll with Straw Hat and Kimono

This is a detailed Japanese geisha or maiko doll, likely late 20th century, standing approximately 12-18 inches tall on a rectangular dark base. The doll features a realistically sculpted face with painted features, including delicate eyes and lips. Her hair is covered by a reddish-purple hood or headscarf, over which a finely woven straw hat, possibly a sugegasa, is positioned. She is dressed in a traditional kimono made of what appears to be silk or a silk blend fabric. The kimono primarily features a light peach or beige color with a repeating pattern of thin, vertical reddish-brown stripes and small dark bird-like motifs. An elaborate obi (sash) cinches the waist, showcasing a horizontal black and white geometric pattern with small red accents. The doll's hands are delicately posed, one appearing to adjust the straw hat. The feet are clad in white socks (tabi) and traditional geta (wooden clogs) with red straps, elevated on the base by small supports integrated into the geta. While the overall condition appears good from the visible angles, specific wear or damage is not discernible without closer inspection. The craftsmanship indicates a decorative collector's item, primarily for display. No visible maker's marks or signatures are apparent in the provided image.