85cm Wide | Warrior Tokugawa Ieyasu | Cowhide Armor Decoration | Made by Yuzan | May Doll | Authentic | Stylish Helmet and Armor Decoration, Children's Day Decoration, Popular May Doll

商品説明

A unique texture [Cowhide Armor Decoration] May Doll Tokugawa Ieyasu Authentic

Size: Width 85cm x Depth 60cm x Height 112cm

The depth and weight of this product speak to true strength in your child.

The pride and dignity embodied in the texture of cowhide makes a perfect gift for the first festival of the year.

Recommended for:

• Those who want to give a genuine and substantial May doll

• Those who want to capture their child's growth and happiness in a tangible form

• Those who seek the high-quality texture and luxury that only cowhide can provide.

• A family hoping to stick to their beliefs like Tokugawa Ieyasu

• Those who want to treasure their items for a long time using durable materials that are resistant to deterioration.

Because May dolls are filled with the thoughts of the person watching over them, you want to give the real thing...This is the perfect May doll for those looking for such a doll.

This gusoku (a complete set of samurai attire including armor and a helmet) is called Tokugawa Ieyasu's Shidagusoku, and legend has it that it was used in the Battle of Sekigahara.
According to one theory, it was also worn during the Winter Campaign of Osaka.

Another famous example of Tokugawa Ieyasu's armor is the Nanban armor, which was worn by samurai at the time to win peace.

For this reason, it is said that Ieyasu did not wear armor after the Summer Siege of Osaka.
The original Hada armor is housed at Kunozan Toshogu Shrine in Tochigi Prefecture.

This May doll is a faithful reproduction of the armor worn in the battle that laid the foundation for the subsequent 200-year history of the Tokugawa Edo period.

The creator, Suzukoshi Yuzan , is the fourth generation owner of a prestigious armor workshop.
He is famous as an armorer who creates highly-finished authentic armor by copying national treasures.
This armor is an excellent item that would be a great gift for fans of Sengoku warlords, and is also a great gift for the Children's Day festival.

These May dolls, which even the most discerning eye can appreciate, are, of course, made from genuine leather.

The helmet has side panels in the shape of fern leaves attached to the front.
Ferns do not wither throughout the year, and because they are connected by underground stems, they continue to grow back no matter how many times they are cut, so they have been loved by Japanese people since ancient times as a motif of long-lasting good fortune in battle and prosperity of descendants.

"Taiwan folding screen"

The screen is decorated with a hamaya arrow, a treasure ship, Mount Fuji, and pine trees.
The pine tree on Mt. Fuji is said to be connected to immortality, and has been loved by Japanese people since ancient times as a motif wishing for good health and longevity.

Treasure ships are believed to bring good fortune and ensure that children will never be short of money, so they are sometimes used as decorations for the first Doll Festival.

When the day comes when your child notices the real weight of the product, they will be amazed at its beauty and at the same time,
You will be grateful for the thoughtfulness of the person who chose the real thing for you.

Giving the real thing gives the impression of continuing to wish for something not just now, but into the future.

『Bow and Sword』

The brown sheath is not made of plastic, but is made of wood for a genuine product.
The finish is also achieved using a topcoat technique called pear-skin lacquering, in which gold powder is mixed in and applied.

In the May Festival doll industry, the standard bow and sword combination is a combination of a sword and a bow and arrow.

This sword and yumi set also comes with a spear covered in fur, making it one of the few rare sword and yumi sets with a spear in the industry.

A unique texture [Cowhide Armor Decoration] May Doll Tokugawa Ieyasu Authentic