Japanese Samurai Kabuto Helmet Ornament with Stand & Black lacquer Box May Doll

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This is a traditional Japanese samurai kabuto helmet ornament, originally displayed for “Kodomo no Hi” (Children’s Day). It reflects the cultural aesthetics of samurai armour and symbolizes strength, protection, and good fortune.
 

This kabuto is crafted with decorative elements inspired by historical samurai armour, including gold-colored crest details and a vibrant orange cord. Such miniature kabuto ornaments are part of a long-standing Japanese tradition in which families display armour replicas to celebrate the growth and health of children.
It comes with a black lacquer-style wooden box and a stand, making it suitable for authentic Japanese interior display. The handwritten wooden plaque adds cultural value and indicates the maker’s signature.
 

Perfect for home décor, collection, office display, or as a Japanese cultural ornament.
Also suitable as an accent piece for Japanese-style interiors or seasonal display for May festivities.

Size

Kabuto Helmet:
Height: 10 cm / approx. 3.9 inches
Width: 20.5 cm / approx. 8.0 inches
Depth: 13 cm / approx. 5.1 inches
Weight: 250 g

Wooden Box:
Height: 19 cm / approx. 7.4 inches
Width: 27.5 cm / approx. 10.8 inches
Depth: 21.5 cm / approx. 8.4 inches
Total Weight: 1035 g

Condition

Used.
The wooden box shows scratches and wear from age, and one leg is damaged, secured with tape for reinforcement. The kabuto itself has light signs of use but remains in good decorative condition.

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