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A small and compact May doll with a helmet decoration of Date Masamune

I want to display a May doll in a small space.
This helmet ornament of Date Masamune is "perfect for those who want to store it compactly."
This is a festival doll decoration that can be stored compactly in the box of the display stand.
When you decorate it, the folding screen and the helmet are displayed on top of the box, so it is convenient to store and easy to handle. The helmet itself is a compact decoration for the Boys' Festival.

This is a very stylish and lovely set featuring the armor of Date Masamune from the Sengoku period.
The helmet looks great when displayed on a small sideboard.

This is Date Masamune, who ruled over the Sendai domain during the Sengoku period. His bronze statue still stands in Sendai today.
He lost one eye as a child and became a military commander, earning him the nickname "Dokuganryu Masamune." Indeed, Date Masamune, one of the Sengoku warlords, had the power to control the Sendai domain.
A samurai's skills were not only measured with the sword, but also with the bow.
There is also a theory that the crescent moon is connected to the "Yumi-bari-tsuki" (arrow moon), and is also a protection for valor.

Although it is a small May doll, it is full of skillful techniques. The pattern on the black folding screen is brave, and it will be a decoration of Date Masamune that will blend into your home. Since it is a type that can be stored small, you can enjoy displaying it year after year.

Although it is small, it is an authentic piece of work with each small plate properly connected with thread.
It also lacks the lightness that is typical of small May dolls.
Also, since they can be stored directly on the display stand, you don't have to go through the trouble of taking out multiple boxes when decorating.

This was to make it easier to grab the bow and arrow and sword when standing with his back to the screen.
The sword is called a "protective sword" and is given with the prayer for protection of the child's body and mind.
Bows and arrows are associated with the word "hama" (destruction of evil spirits) and have been used to ward off evil spirits since ancient times.
Displaying the bow and sword on both sides represented the role of the retainers standing close to the general in armor and protecting him.

A small and compact May doll with a helmet decoration of Date Masamune

Size: Width 46cm x Depth 36cm x Height 62cm