85cm Wide | Size 10 Warrior Yukimura Sanada Armor | Made by Yuzan | A Representative of Red Armor! | May Doll | Rokumonsen | Stylish Helmet and Armor Decoration, Children's Day Decoration, Popular May Doll

商品説明

Sanada Yukimura's Red Armor by Yuzan! May Doll with Six-Mon Coin

Size: Width 85cm x Depth 60cm x Height 100cm

This is a May doll of Sanada Yukimura, characterized by his red armor and six-mon coin helmet.

He was a military commander who lived during the Sengoku period and is a great figure in history.

Sanada Yukimura's distinctive features are his red armor, the deer antlers coming out from both sides of his helmet, and the six-mon coin metal piece in the middle of his helmet.

Wearing red armor in battle is a color that only a strong warrior could wear.

"What is the meaning of Rokumonsen?"

Speaking of Sanada Yukimura, his red armor and stag beetle made of deer antlers are famous,
We will explain about Rokumonsen coins.

At that time, according to Buddhist belief, one had to pay six mon to cross the Sanzu River.

He attached the six-mon coin to the stag beetle and said, "I will go into battle prepared to die."
This armor reflects the unique mindset of Sanada Yukimura.

Indeed, he is known to the world today as a strong-willed military commander who demonstrated this attitude when he challenged Tokugawa Ieyasu's main camp during the Summer Siege of Osaka.

『Bow and Sword』

The bow and sword are not used for fighting, but are displayed together with the helmet as a talisman to ward off evil spirits.
It was believed that the gods resided in the long bow.

Displaying a bow and a sword on both sides means
The role of the retainers was to stand by the general's side and protect his armor.

"Stand/folding screen"

The screen is 90cm tall and is very impressive.

The unique design gives it a stylish look

The beautiful wood grain and dark brown color will blend in with any room you decorate it in.

If you display it in a large living room or a Japanese-style room, your Children's Day celebration will be more festive.

When you think of a dragon and tiger design, you probably think of something brave.

Of course, this is true, as these two animals were favored designs by feudal lords during the Sengoku period as symbols of bravery.

Sanada Yukimura's Red Armor by Yuzan! May Doll with Six-Mon Coin