Description
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 Taketo
Silvered crest with embossed fan motif
Indigo and silver cords with refined detail
Includes folding screen with floral gold design
Bow and sword accessories included
Lacquered storage base with maki-e decoration
Assembly 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 kg
Shipping weight (DHL): 6.53 kg
