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▼ Nice Samurai Helmet ▲

 

Even though the age of the samurai is long gone now,
“the soul of the samurai” currently lives on through general Japanese households.
Those helmets used to be furnished at “a tokonoma alcove.”
The oldest ones were made in 1940-1970, and the latest one today is made by the master craftsman who has been achieving his brilliant production since 1989.
The size of those helmets is not that big and the weight is moderated from 6.6lbs to 11lbs.
Samurai icons such as Kusunoki Masashige, Tokugawa Ieyasu, Toyotomi Hideyoshi,
Yamanaka Shikanosuke reflects not only the samurai spirit but also the code of honor towards martial arts (Kendo or Judo)
and a symbol of social success or perseverance.
Once you place these helmets around you, you soul might be influenced by the samurai vibes.