[Japanese Kabuto]

  • Tango-no-sekku on May 5th, a boy's festival in Japan, we display KABUTO, a Japanese Samurai armor helmet, and wish the boys to grow up healthy and wise.
  • Kabuto is an ornament modeled after samurai battle helmets and was originally used by samurai during the Warring States Period. 
  • This Kabuto ornament was made in the Showa period around 1960-70.


[Condition]
  • This is a used item and was made about 50-60 years ago.  It shows some stains due to age and deterioration. The metal parts are dull and discolored.
  • The wooden box has some areas where the color has peeled off.

[Date of manufacture]  
  • Showa Period around 1960-70

[Size] 
  • This Kabuto is not wearable.
  • Kabuto Size: approx.   H35xW39xD25cm   H13.8xW15.4xD9.8" 
  • Box Size: H22xW33xD29cm    H8.7xW13.0xD11.4"
  • Total Weight (including box, accessories) : approx. 1620g 


[Main Material]  
  • Kabuto: Iron  /  Box: Wood 

[Set of contents]
  • Kabuto / Wood Pedestal / Wood Box / Fukusa (Purple cloth)  
  • Kabuto's KUWAGATA (crest) and Dragon parts should be assembled. 


Shipping

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**To Some Areas, we use EMS Japan Post Expedited Shipping Service with Tracking.

I pack the item with extreme care. 

I will ship the item only to your registered address on eBay 



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