Created by artisan Itoku, this kabuto showcases refined craftsmanship rooted in the traditional Boys’ Festival aesthetic. The helmet is accented with intricate gold-plated fittings and finished with a light silk cord in pale green, harmonizing with the natural wood tone of its display base. Each detail reflects a balance of elegance and strength, true to the legacy of Japanese armor.
The bold gold crest (maedate) rises in twin arcs, symbolizing courage and vitality, while the chrysanthemum and floral motifs evoke protection and prosperity for the household. The folding wooden screen carved with sakura blossoms frames the helmet, enhancing its presence with a subtle seasonal touch. The coordinated bow, arrow, and sword ornaments complete the dignified arrangement.
The kabuto comes pre-assembled, with only minor adjustments required for display. The wooden ohitsu storage box doubles as the display base, ensuring both practicality and authenticity. Compact in size, it is ideal for celebrating Kodomo no Hi, enhancing a modern interior, or serving as a distinguished collectible.
Features:
- Handcrafted kabuto by artisan Itoku - Gold-plated fittings with chrysanthemum and floral motifs - Sakura-pattern wooden screen included - Ohitsu storage box functions as display base - Complete set with bow, arrow, and miniature sword - Pre-assembled; simple display setup - Compact design, ideal for home or collection
Dimensions:
Height: 445 mm (17.5 in) × Width: 385 mm (15.2 in) × Depth: 275 mm (10.8 in)
Weight:
Actual weight: 4.93 kgShipping weight: 4.93 kg
This kabuto helmet display is crafted under the supervision of Hodō, continuing a lineage of traditional Boys’ Festival artistry. The helmet is richly adorned with elaborate gilt fittings, balanced with bold gold accents and a braided cord that enhances its presence. Each detail reflects expert craftsmanship, elevating this piece beyond a seasonal ornament into a collectible work of art.
The crest features a striking double “maedate” design in brilliant gold, symbolizing strength and longevity. Its lacquered storage base is decorated with radiant pine motifs, paired with a folding screen painted in fine gold lines. Together, these elements convey auspiciousness, making the display a centerpiece for cultural celebration and refined interiors alike.
This set is semi-assembled for convenient setup and includes a lacquered base (serving as storage), a folding screen, and accessory pieces such as bow and sword. Ready to display with no additional tools required, it is ideal for collectors, seasonal display, or as a distinguished cultural gift.
Features:
Kabuto helmet handcrafted under Hodō supervisionBrilliant gold decorative fittings and crestLacquered storage base with pine motif designFolding screen included for display backdropComes with bow and sword accessoriesAssembly required, simple setup ready for display
Dimensions:
Height 440 mm (17.3 in)Width 335 mm (13.2 in)Depth 215 mm (8.5 in)
Weight:
Actual weight 4.67 kgDHL shipping weight 4.67 kg
Crafted by the distinguished artisan Miyachu, this samurai kabuto display exemplifies the harmony of traditional metalwork and refined design. The helmet is intricately detailed with embossed silver ornamentation, accented with cords of pale gold and violet, demonstrating exceptional hand-finishing. This piece is not only a symbol of strength and honor but also an heirloom crafted with precision.
The kabuto is accompanied by a lacquered wooden base that doubles as a storage chest, decorated with a resplendent gold dragon motif. Behind it stands a folding screen (byōbu) richly adorned with a golden dragon rising among clouds, embodying power, protection, and prosperity. Together, these elements form a commanding centerpiece for a luxury interior while maintaining strong ties to samurai tradition.
As a wearable kabuto (chakuyō kazari), this piece can be placed on the head for ceremonial use or photography, adding a unique experiential value beyond static display. Please note that it is designed for decorative purposes, not for combat or extended wear. The set arrives in assembly form for safe transport, complete with base, screen, bow, and sword accessories, ensuring an impressive yet practical presentation.
Features:
Handcrafted kabuto by artisan MiyachuWearable kabuto (chakuyō kazari) for ceremonial useIncludes storage chest base with golden dragon motifComes with folding byōbu screen featuring cloud dragonSupplied with decorative bow and sword accessoriesAssembly required, designed for safe shippingIdeal for Boys’ Festival display or year-round interiors
Dimensions:
Height 870 mm (34.2 in)Width 600 mm (23.6 in)Depth 445 mm (17.5 in)
Weight:
Actual weight 13.8 kgDHL shipping weight 16.8 kg
Samurai Kabuto Display – Gold Dragon Crest (Glass Case, Complete Set)
A finely crafted kabuto (samurai helmet) display, created by artisan Heian Ikko (平安一甲 / へいあん いっこう), presented in a protective glass case with a wooden base. This complete set features a radiant golden crest inspired by the mythical dragon, symbolizing strength, protection, and prosperity.
The kabuto is adorned with intricate gold and red details, complemented by decorative arrows and a miniature sword, creating a stately presence. Since it comes pre-assembled inside the case, no assembly is required, making it ready to display upon arrival. Perfect for both traditional celebrations and modern interiors.
Features:
- Handcrafted kabuto (samurai helmet) display by Heian Ikko (平安一甲) - Dragon-inspired golden crest symbolizing power and protection - Intricate gold and crimson cords for elegance - Decorative arrow and miniature sword included - Comes pre-assembled in a glass display case with wooden base – no assembly required ✅
Use:
- Boys’ Festival (Kodomo no Hi) celebration (Gogatsu Ningyō) - Interior decoration reflecting Japanese tradition - Collector’s luxury display piece
Artist:Heian Ikko (平安一甲 / へいあん いっこう)
Dimensions (with case):
Height: 385 mm (15.1 in)Width: 395 mm (15.6 in)Depth: 295 mm (11.6 in)
Actual weight (product only): 5.25 kgShipping weight (DHL volumetric): approx. 9.11 kg
Created by master armorer Ogata Taketo, this kabuto set exemplifies the refined tradition of Edo-period craftsmanship. The helmet showcases intricate silvered metalwork with bold geometric embossing, complemented by deep indigo and silver cords. Each element reflects the artisan’s meticulous hand-finishing and mastery of armor-making.
The centerpiece is the dynamic helmet crest, symbolizing strength and vigilance, supported by matching side ornaments. A lacquered folding screen with cascading floral patterns provides a striking backdrop, while the accompanying bow and sword complete the auspicious display. Together, these motifs embody protection, courage, and prosperity, making it an ideal symbol for the Boys’ Festival (Kodomo no Hi).
This set includes a beautifully crafted storage base with gold floral maki-e, allowing the display to be elevated while also serving as a protective case for the kabuto. It arrives as a modular assembly, with the kabuto, arms, and screen easily arranged for immediate display. Perfect for seasonal celebration, interior décor, or as a centerpiece in a collector’s showcase.
Features:
Handcrafted kabuto set by armorer Ogata TaketoSilvered crest with embossed fan motifIndigo and silver cords with refined detailIncludes folding screen with floral gold designBow and sword accessories includedLacquered storage base with maki-e decorationAssembly required, simple to set up
Dimensions:
Height: 560 mm (22.0 in)Width: 400 mm (15.7 in)Depth: 320 mm (12.6 in)
Weight:
Actual weight: 6.53 kgShipping weight (DHL): 6.53 kg
Traditionally, samurai armor was presented with bows, swords, and folding screens to form complete ceremonial displays. Such sets were used in households to celebrate courage and pass on warrior virtues to the next generation. Our curated sets recreate this grandeur, offering an authentic glimpse into the way these treasures were displayed in Japan’s past.
