商品説明
Compact May Doll Decoration, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Storage Type
Size: Width 46cm x Depth 36cm x Height 62cm
Entrust your quiet strength to this helmet.
White and gold create elegance and pride.
To my precious child, with the joy of his birth.
Recommended for:
- Those who want to choose an elegant white and gold helmet
- Those who empathize with the spirit of Tokugawa Ieyasu and want to incorporate it into their decorations
- Those looking for a festival decoration that combines luxury and calmness
- Those who want to carefully preserve their celebrations and memories
- Those who want to express their feelings to the first festival
This helmet is an ornament that embodies the dignity and quiet strength of Tokugawa Ieyasu.
The elegant color scheme, based on white and gold, blends beautifully with modern homes.
It embodies the idea of being "pure and strong."
The folding screen features a powerful painting of a dragon and a tiger in the background.
Each is a symbol of protection,
They are placed there as a presence to protect and guide our precious children.
The light of the gold leaf adds a warm glow to the festival day.
The gold crest and intricate decorations give off an overwhelming presence,
The overall atmosphere is dignified and calm.
It has a dignified and elegant appearance as a festival decoration.
Despite its impressive size of 46cm,
The storage decoration makes it easy to handle, and the annual festival will become a well-established family memory.
You can easily put your ideas into shape without any hassle.
"Thank you for being born."
Put those feelings into your precious child's first Doll's Festival gift.
We hope that this helmet will brighten up your new beginning in life and watch over you forever.
Although it is small, it is a golden helmet that you can immediately tell is "Tokugawa Ieyasu!"
Among May dolls,
Tokugawa Ieyasu, who laid the foundation for the Edo Shogunate, is a popular item.
A popular helmet that doesn't take up much storage space.
We chose a storage type that doesn't take up much space for decorations.
A distinctive feature of Tokugawa Ieyasu's helmet is the side ornaments shaped like fern leaves.
Fern leaves remain green all year round,
No matter how much you cut it, it keeps growing back.
It has been loved by Japanese people since ancient times as a motif of longevity and prosperity.
Ieyasu is said to have had many helmets made during his lifetime.
The most popular theory is that the fern leaf helmet was made for the Winter Campaign of Osaka.
The Winter and Summer Campaigns of Osaka lead to the unification of the country
It is famous for being the last helmet he had made.
During the Summer Campaign, they said, "Helmets are unnecessary."
There is also a theory that Ieyasu did not wear a helmet.
Legend has it that the fern leaf helmet was the last helmet made for actual combat.
It's a small May doll, but it's made to be authentic.
The shinobio straps that are fastened under the chin of the helmet are also
This is braided cord made by artisans.
On the back of the helmet,
I drew a dragonfly, which was loved by military commanders as a symbol of victory.
The small helmet,
It's the perfect size for kids to pick up and play with.
Some children seem to play with it by putting it on their dolls.
At that time, I felt a heavy weight compared to its size.
The attention to detail in the craftsmanship is sure to leave a genuine impression on your child.
May dolls are not just decorations for the festival.
Even the baby who didn't recognize the helmet
Soon they'll want to pick it up and look at it.
After a few years, people start asking, "What is this?"
By the time they reach the upper grades of elementary school, they will start asking, "Whose helmet is this?"
Why did he choose this May doll for me?
The day when they will ask the giver about it is not far off.
On the day when you learn about the wishes and thoughts of the sender that are contained in the May doll,
It will definitely come someday.
May dolls are also a way to measure growth,
It also conveys the giver's feelings to the future.
Compact May Doll Decoration, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Storage Type
