商品説明
May Doll, Wearable Helmet of Date Masamune, Wearable Helmet Ornament, Storage Ornament, First Festival of May
Size: Width 66cm x Depth 46cm x Height 95cm
A guidepost to the future illuminated by the silver moon.
Reflecting the spirit of the one-eyed dragon, Date Masamune,
A dignified platinum helmet ornament
Recommended for:
- Those looking for a May doll that combines strength and dignity
- Those who want to choose a beautiful helmet that blends in with modern interiors
- Those who want to convey to their children the aspirations and aesthetic sense of Date Masamune
- Those looking for authentic decorations that stand out in a spacious space
- Those who prefer a design that combines the glamour and calmness of platinum
This helmet, clad in a dignified platinum glow, captivates the viewer.
It exudes a presence that seems to symbolize Date Masamune's beliefs.
The large, carved curved frontlet
Its shape, resembling the moon, seems to evoke Masamune's gaze gazing into the distance.
Even in its quietness, it gives off an unwavering sense of determination.
The hood and visor are decorated with intricate details.
The delicate balance with gold creates a look that is both elegant and luxurious.
Although seemingly simple,
The closer you get, the more you can feel the artisan's skill and aesthetic sense.
On the black folding screen behind him,
The dragon and tiger are depicted facing each other in a valiant manner.
It adds a sense of quiet tension and dignity to the entire space.
This painting reflects Masamune's solitary spirit and quiet fighting spirit.
The 66cm wide display stand has a strong presence,
A calming appearance that blends into any room.
On the special day of Boys' Festival, which comes once a year,
It's an ornament you'll want to place at the center of your family's life.
Strength isn't about raising your voice,
To quietly pursue one's aspirations.
I hope that this helmet can instill that kind of quiet courage into your child's future.
This is a territory that is filled with such thoughts.
This is a May doll of Date Masamune, with an impressive long crescent moon on the left.
Helmets with this type of crest still exist today.
A black lacquered five-plate helmet at the Sendai City Museum in Miyagi Prefecture uses this front plate.
It has also been designated an Important Cultural Property.
If you are thinking of giving a May doll of a military commander to your child or grandchild,
It seems that gifts are often given in reference to the way of life or way of thinking of the warlord.
This helmet is actually in existence, so you can wear it with your child when they grow up.
I would love for you to go and see it with me.
The appeal of existing helmets is that they allow us to look forward to the future.
Date Masamune was a military commander who pacified the Tohoku region.
Not only was he intelligent, but he was also well-liked by his retainers and a strong military commander in battle.
If Date Masamune had been born 10 years earlier, it would not have been Hideyoshi or Ieyasu who would have ruled the country.
Many historians believe it was Date Masamune, a military commander who is still beloved in the Tohoku region.
【folding screen】
Date Masamune's other name is "One-Eyed Dragon Masamune."
Date Masamune, who lost one eye due to an illness in his childhood, is often portrayed in historical dramas.
He is known for having one eye covered by the hilt of a sword.
The folding screen, which highlights the May doll based on One-Eyed Dragon Masamune, is decorated with a dragon and a tiger.
The Dragon and Tiger Screen is a royal screen, and in China it is a screen used by the Emperor (= King).
The folding screen looks as if a conflict is about to break out, but in fact these two motifs are a sign of peace throughout the world.
This is a picture of not just a dragon, but a tiger, and the two standing side by side represent a world free from conflict and anger.
The mat placed under the helmet also has a dragon motif.
[Bow and sword]
The design is safe for children to hold and play with.
However, small children sometimes play in unexpected ways,
Please make sure an adult is nearby to supervise your child when playing.
May Doll, Wearable Helmet of Date Masamune, Wearable Helmet Ornament, Storage Ornament, First Festival of May
