Vintage Japanese Boys' Day Samurai Armor Helmet w/ Presentation Box Arms & Armor A great size for serving

A great size for serving something very special

It is printed on acid free archival fine-art paper with highly UV resistant pigment inks

It measures approximately 9" tall by 8" long and 7" deep

Characterized by his cheerful

Tansu: Traditional Japanese Cabinetry

Vintage Japanese Boys' Day Samurai Armor Helmet w/ Presentation Box Arms & Armor A great size for servingVintage Japanese Samurai miniature Boys' Day (Tango no Sekku) armor for display in the home. Boys day occurs on May 5th, and commemorates the day a boy began his samurai training. The custom during the waring states and Muromachi era was to place your son, who would be turning 5 that year, on top of a Go board then dress him in his new armor, helmet, and sword. The samurai family would also put their weapons and armor on display to keep evil spirits