商品説明
A small and compact May doll featuring Date Masamune's helmet
Size: Width 46cm x Depth 36cm x Height 62cm
Date Masamune's helmet ornament, combining strength and elegance
A helmet suitable for the first festival, representing the joy and wishes of birth
Recommended for:
- People who like Date Masamune's design
- Those who value a dignified presence
- Those who want a gorgeous look that stands out in their room
- Those who want to make their first festival memorable
- Those looking for a reasonably priced and high-quality helmet
This helmet ornament reflects the strength and beauty of Date Masamune, a famous general of the Sengoku period.
The helmet, which changes color from green to purple depending on the angle from which you view it, has a mysterious and fantastical glow that will add a touch of color to your first Doll Festival.
The large, arching golden crest is imposing.
This figure, which is a symbol of Date Masamune, seems to embody the feelings of support for a child taking a courageous step.
When combined with the purple fukusa, it gives off an elegant presence.
The screen behind it features a heroic composition of a dragon and a tiger.
It symbolizes the spirit of standing firm and resilient in the face of the rough waves of life.
Just by displaying it, the space will become more dignified and sophisticated, and every time you look at it, you will be reminded of your wishes as a parent.
It is easy to handle at 46cm in size, and although it is compact, it is also attractive because it is carefully finished down to the smallest details.
Every year on Children's Day, the family gathers around the helmet,
You will naturally find time to appreciate your child's growth.
"Thank you for growing up healthy."
"I'll be watching over your future life."
This helmet will become a family treasure that quietly conveys these feelings.
Choose a memorable first gift for your precious son.
I want to display a May doll in a small space.
This Date Masamune helmet ornament is perfect for those who want to store their items compactly.
Use the display stand box
This is a festival doll decoration that can be stored compactly.
When you display it, you can display the folding screen and helmet on top of the box, so it is easy to store.
It's easy to use.
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.
A bronze statue of him still stands in Sendai today.
He lost one eye as a child and after becoming a military commander, he was feared as the One-Eyed Dragon Masamune.
Indeed, Date Masamune, one of the Sengoku warlords,
He had the power to oversee the Sendai domain.
A samurai's skills were not only measured by his sword skills, but also by his bow skills.
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.
It's a small May doll,
It's packed with ingenious technology.
The design on the black screen is also bold.
It will become a Date Masamune decoration that blends seamlessly into your home.
It can be stored away in a small space, so you can enjoy displaying it year after year.
Although it is made small,
It is a professionally made product with each small plate neatly connected with thread.
It also lacks the lightness that is typical of small May dolls.
In addition, it can be stored on the display stand,
There's no need to take out multiple boxes when decorating.
This is to make it easier to pick up the bow and arrow and sword when standing with your back to the screen.
There is a word for sword: "protective sword."
It is a prayer for protection of the child's body and mind.
Bows and arrows are associated with the word "dea-haman" (to ward off evil spirits), and have been used to ward off evil spirits since ancient times.
Displaying a bow and a sword on both sides means
The retainers are standing by his side and wearing the armor of a general.
It had the role of protecting us.
A small and compact May doll featuring Date Masamune's helmet
