商品説明
Largest May Doll, Tokugawa Ieyasu in Armor
Size: Width 105cm x Depth 68cm x Height 130cm
My faith is unwavering.
Tokugawa Ieyasu's quiet beliefs are embodied in this wearable, authentic armor.
This is a festival decoration that will grow with pride.
Recommended for:
- Those who seek a sense of dignity and historical value in their festival decorations
- A family that respects the spirit and achievements of Tokugawa Ieyasu
- Those who want to create memories with a suit of armor that they can actually wear
- Grandparents looking for authentic festival decorations as gifts for their grandchildren
- Those looking for "seasonal decorations that will be a lifelong keepsake"
Tokugawa Ieyasu overcame many difficulties and built a peaceful world.
The journey was by no means spectacular,
He was a man who always stuck to his beliefs and paved the way.
This armor ornament reflects the spirit of Ieyasu.
The stately design is based on gold and black, with the chrysanthemum crest shining in the center.
Every time I look up, I feel the strength to live unwaveringly.
What's more, this armor is a full-scale model that can actually be worn.
For festival commemorations, photos, and family memories.
It's not just a decoration, it's an experience that will make it a memorable gift.
"Even if it takes a while, I want you to walk the path you believe in."
This armor will gently support such quiet wishes.
This child will be a lifelong festival decoration that will bring you unwavering pride.
That is, choosing Tokugawa Ieyasu's armor.
A gorgeous white and gold armor piece that can be worn.
This was made for those who want to celebrate the Boys' Festival in a luxurious way with a large May festival doll.
The metal fittings featuring a stag beetle made of fern leaves, representing Tokugawa Ieyasu, who unified Japan, also emphasize its grandeur.
I want to dress my son up in it someday.
It's something you think about all the time as a parent.
Note: Boots and shin guards are also included.
Tokugawa Ieyasu is a military commander who brought an end to the unstable Sengoku period, which lasted for nearly 60 years and was marked by fierce fighting.
He was also the person who moved the capital from Kyoto to Edo, now known as Tokyo.
He established the Edo Shogunate so that people could live in peace and security.
The skill that built the Edo period, where people could live a stable life,
It is still highly regarded today.
The saying goes, "If you won't cry, wait until you do, little cuckoo."
He is also said to have a gentle personality and to wait for the right time.
"Stand/folding screen"
The 130cm high stand screen is a spectacular sight, and the wood grain is vividly visible on the display stand.
A pine tree, a symbol of longevity, is depicted inside an arrow, a symbol of warding off evil.
The large feathers depicted are seen from Sunpu Castle, where Tokugawa Ieyasu lived.
It depicts Mount Fuji.
Inside the other arrow, I depicted a dream treasure ship carrying happiness and gold, silver, and treasures.
We use a technique called gold leaf processing of pine needles,
It's a modern technique that produces a beautiful finish.
Largest May Doll, Wearable Armor, Tokugawa Ieyasu
