商品説明
A lovely May doll storage solution for Kenshin Uesugi.
Size: Width 66cm x Depth 46cm x Height 95cm
A silver helmet that exudes quiet conviction.
- Instill in your child the pride and aesthetics of Uesugi Kenshin -
Recommended for:
- Those looking for a helmet that combines quiet strength and noble beauty
- For families who prefer a sophisticated silver-toned design
- Those who want to convey the spirit of Uesugi Kenshin to their children
- Those looking for a dignified festival decoration that is easy to display and store away
- Those who want to be particular about authentic bow and sword specifications
Everyone is captivated by its quiet appearance.
This helmet, based on the motif of Uesugi Kenshin, is an elegant design unified in silver .
It is not just luxurious, but also has an appealing appearance that exudes spirituality.
Strength is not something that is shown on the outside, but something that is hidden inside.
This philosophy is embodied throughout this helmet.
Shining in the center is a sun and crescent moon frontlet .
The sun and the moon, two opposing entities, are united,
This design symbolizes the spirit of Kenshin, who continued to discipline himself day and night.
Its design evokes both hope and serenity, illuminating the future.
It gently rests against the child's chest.
The hoods and visors that protect both shoulders are intricately decorated.
The result is a finish that has a sense of weight but also exudes a sense of transparency.
The overall silver tone shows different expressions depending on the angle from which you look at it.
It blends into everyday life while exuding a special presence.
In addition, the bow and sword is a genuine product with a removable sheath .
The attention to detail in the construction is
More than just a festival decoration, it also functions as a cultural teaching material that develops your child's sensibilities.
And because it is a storage decoration type,
It is easy to take out and put away, making the annual festival a fun experience for your family.
The conversations that take place around this helmet are
I hope that one day your child will develop a sense of righteousness in their heart.
It can be stored directly inside the storage stand, making it ideal for those who don't have much storage space.
This is a May doll that has been very popular.
It is modeled after the helmet of Uesugi Kenshin, a wise general from the Warring States period.
It is sized to fit easily on a stand, making it easy to display and store,
No compromise is made on the craftsmanship of each piece, regardless of size.
The helmet, modeled after a warlord from the Sengoku period, is inspired by the warrior and represents the desire for a child to grow up to be like that warrior.
It reflects that feeling.
The Uesugi Kenshin helmet in storage survived the Sengoku period beautifully and was well-received by the people of the domain.
I was attracted to the way of life of Uesugi Kenshin, who never lost a major battle.
I think a lot of people will buy it.
【helmet】
The most distinctive feature of Uesugi Kenshin's helmet is the circle representing the sun in front,
And on one side there is a placket that depicts a short moon.
This is a frontlet called a "sun and crescent moon frontlet" or "sun and moon frontlet."
Uesugi Kenshin worshipped Bishamonten, the god of war.
It is said that the sun and moon were also used on the front as religious motifs.
The right side becomes shorter when wearing it because
This is so that it does not get in the way when swinging the sword.
Enjoy the remnants of that time, which were not only decorative but also quite practical.
By using both gold and silver, the helmet is designed to evoke the light of the sun and the shadow of the moon.
[Furnishing]
The storage Uesugi Kenshin helmet is sized to fit the bow and arrow so that it can be easily displayed.
It is smaller than the non-retractable type.
The storage box is made from a single piece of domestically grown cedar.
Inspired by traditional townhouse architecture, we recreated a traditional Japanese design that is both stately and nostalgic.
The feelings of parents celebrating their children and grandparents celebrating the birth of their grandchildren
We would like to pass on this along with Japan's good old traditions.
【folding screen】
Uesugi Kenshin's childhood name was "Kagetora," and he was nicknamed "The Tiger of Echigo."
Also, after he grew up, he used a banner with the character "dragon" on it in battles,
It also came to be known as the "Dragon of Echigo."
Originally, the names Dragon and Tiger were often used to refer to people who were brave and had good fortune in battle.
Among the four Chinese gods, they are the guardian deities of the East and the West,
It was used in situations where strong generals were divided into the east and west.
In Japan, it is said that "the dragon and the tiger will kill each other."
It is very unusual to refer to the same person by both names.
If Uesugi Kenshin had lived a little longer, the Sengoku period itself would have been
Many historians say they don't know how things have changed.
The folding screen also features a dragon and a tiger in honor of this rare and wise general.
A lovely May doll storage solution for Kenshin Uesugi.
