Gingado Sengoku Warlord Helmet, Oda Nobunaga, Made In Japan, Casting

Product Introduction

[Sengoku Warlord Helmet] In battle, an ornate helmet was a symbol of one's power and presence, ensuring instant recognition by both allies and enemies. While being conspicuous increased the risk of being targeted by the enemy, it is said that performing well in such situations boosted the morale of one's allies. This exquisite piece evokes such bravery and courage. Oda Nobunaga, the Sengoku warlord who paved the way for the end of the turbulent Sengoku period, features his family crest, the "mokkomon" (Japanese quince crest) and the "misora" (curtain). It embodies Nobunaga's desire to intimidate others and reign supreme at the pinnacle of Japan.

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None Size (approx.): Height 14.5 x Width 19.5 x Depth 12.5 cm Helmet Material: Zinc Alloy, Brass [Sengoku Warlord Helmet] In battle, an ornate helmet was a symbol of one's power and presence, ensuring instant recognition by both allies and enemies. While standing out increased the risk of being targeted by the enemy, it is said that performing well in such situations boosted the morale of his comrades. This is an exquisite item that evokes that brave and courageous spirit. Oda Nobunaga was a Sengoku period warlord who paved the way for the end of the turbulent Sengoku period. His helmet features his family crest, the "mokkomon" (Japanese quince crest) and a "shirae" (bamboo blind). It expresses Nobunaga's desire to intimidate others and reign supreme over Japan.