商品説明
A sophisticated and recommended May doll, Mori Motonari's helmet, by Tomomi Kato
Width 75cm x Depth 46cm x Height 72cm
Among Kato Tomomi Sensei's helmets, 1/2 is slightly larger than 1/3.
It is called Akoda and is oval in shape, measuring 11cm wide and 13cm deep.
Mori Motonari's armor is half the size of real helmets and armor.
Akohebi-shaped helmet that embodies the pride of a quiet wise general
- Carefully giving form to the inherited feelings -
Recommended for:
- Those looking for a profound helmet ornament associated with a prestigious military commander
- Families who value quiet elegance and the beauty of sculpture
- Those who are attracted to Tomomi Kato's work
- For those who want to give a special gift to their child for their festival.
- Those looking for a compact and elegant design that can be displayed anywhere
It reflects the spirit of Mori Motonari, a wise general who survived the Warring States period.
This imposing helmet is a masterpiece, carefully crafted one by one by armor maker Tomomi Kato .
The Akodanari-shaped crest exudes quiet strength,
When viewed from the front, it has a weighty presence that conveys a deep sense of determination.
Tomomi Kato is known as a traditional craftsman from Tokyo.
Its high level of design technique and aesthetic sense have earned it the trust of festival decoration enthusiasts across the country.
This helmet is also carved in detail, from the base of the helmet to each of the small plates.
The heart and skill of the craftsman resides in
It is not just a decoration, but exists as a symbol of wishes.
The Ako snake-shaped helmet symbolizes the intelligence of the Sengoku warlord Mori Motonari.
His way of life was one that was paved not by force but by discretion.
This will be a strength that will be passed on to our children as they go through life.
I want you to live a straightforward and flexible life.
We can gently entrust the wishes of such parents to you.
The screen features a calm composition of a large sword and a small knife.
It creates a high-quality atmosphere that conveys not only the strength to fight, but also the quiet determination to protect one's family.
Combined with the raised base, it exudes dignity and pomp.
It creates a dignified festival atmosphere in your room.
Leaving invisible "feelings" in a tangible form.
That is the power of the Ako snake-shaped helmet made by Tomomi Kato.
Thinking of your child's future, you decorate it every year in your hands.
The "heart" that is passed down from parent to child is gently nurtured.
This is the festival decoration.
"One arrow will break, but three arrows together will not break.
So let's join forces as brothers and take on the challenge." This helmet is adorned with a memorable slogan.
The bowl on its head is a precise oval shape called an akoda.
In fact, the human head is oval in shape, which is why it is designed for "good adhesion."
This is the bowl of a helmet.
It is made by hand by combining metal fittings of multiple shapes,
It's a little complicated to make.
There are very few Akoda helmets by Professor Tomomi Kato,
This is a recommended May doll.
The brown sheath is not plastic,
A genuine wooden sheath.
The sheath is painted with a pear-skin finish, which is made by mixing gold powder into the paint.
Finished with a topcoat technique.
Fletching is the feathers attached to an arrow.
The base screen makes abundant use of natural materials, creating the atmosphere of an old Japanese home.
The maki-e design features two swords on a green background.
This is a folding screen design that you don't see very often.
Hinasei creates the designs and draws them in the studio.
We have created a stylish design that evokes a Japanese and traditional image.
There is a difference in elegance and refinement.
A sophisticated and recommended May doll, Mori Motonari's helmet, by Tomomi Kato
