商品説明
May Doll, Tokugawa Ieyasu's Large Helmet Ornament, Gold
Size: Width 66cm x Depth 46cm x Height 95cm
Golden pride illuminates the future.
Tokugawa Ieyasu's helmet "Kira"
I want my child to grow up with unwavering convictions and a calm mind.
This gorgeous wearable helmet embodies that idea.
Recommended for:
- Those looking for a gorgeous design based on gold
- For families looking for both storage and a genuine helmet.
- Those who empathize with Tokugawa Ieyasu's quiet strength
- Those who want to use it not only for seasonal festivals but also for commemorative photos and growth records
- Those who value interior design and formal decorations
What particularly catches the eye is the golden front plate that stands out like two teeth, one large and one small .
This is a unique design that imitates the fern leaves seen on Tokugawa Ieyasu's helmet.
It has long been considered a symbol of longevity and prosperity.
This design was favored by Ieyasu, who ended the war-torn era and established a world of peace.
It can also be said to be a symbol of quiet dignity and a determination to place hope in the future.
From the front plate, the back plate, to the visor,
Detailed gold decoration .
There is calmness in the midst of splendor,
Not only as a festival decoration,
It also comes alive as an interior piece that adds a sense of pride to the space.
The shikoro (shoulder) is a soft cream color , creating a color scheme that gives a feeling of gentleness.
Because the helmet has both strength and gentleness,
It will be a presence that gently embraces your child as they embark on their future.
Behind him is a black folding screen painted with a dragon and a tiger .
This design has both power and elegance.
It has a holographic finish that changes its sparkle depending on how the light hits it.
It further enhances the presence of the helmet.
This storage type helmet is
It can be easily stored after displaying,
To make the annual festival events something to look forward to,
It will be an item that will help develop important family habits.
This is the helmet of Tokugawa Ieyasu, who unified the country and built the Edo period, which lasted for 200 years.
The striking front plate features a fern leaf pattern.
Ferns were a motif that represented prosperity and longevity.
The most important thing for a Sengoku warlord was to keep his family alive and prosper.
And to "not lose" in the battles that occur on a daily basis.
The helmet's front flap is designed for use on the battlefield, where only the lower parts of the eyes can be seen.
It was a place that gave military commanders an important opportunity to assert themselves.
You can tell if a warrior's helmet is strong just by looking at the front plate, so
He says that sometimes the path seemed to open up naturally before his eyes.
There are many different shapes of May dolls, but some people choose ones that are related to warlords of the Sengoku period.
It seems that many people choose May dolls with the hope that they will be blessed with the image of this warlord.
The helmet of Tokugawa Ieyasu, who brought peace to the country,
It will convey to your child's future wishes that they will grow up to be a great person.
This helmet is suitable for children up to the age of elementary school.
It is large enough to cause a rash.
The loose helmet gradually becomes a tight fit, and eventually it no longer fits.
More and more people are giving wearable helmets as gifts, looking forward to watching their children grow up.
【folding screen】
This folding screen, which pays tribute to a military commander who achieved both prosperity and longevity, depicts a spring sea at peace throughout the country.
The pine tree represents longevity and the constant ebb and flow of peaceful days.
The image of Seigaiha waves is scattered across a folding screen in colors reminiscent of spring light.
This folding screen is meant to convey the hope that your child will have peaceful and happy days ahead.
It is common to combine it with a headpiece to create a meaningful look.
[Bow and sword]
The bow and sword that are placed on the stand are ones that children can play with.
It has a festive design using red and white decorative cords.
Once you've finished displaying it, everything except the folding screen can be stored on the display stand.
May dolls tend to be bulky when stored, but
It can be stored more compactly.
May Doll, Tokugawa Ieyasu's Large Helmet Ornament, Gold
