Hanwei Takeda Shingen Helmet

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AUD$1,017.00

Superbly constructed and beautifully detailed, this precise reproduction of Takeda Shingen's helmet (Kabuto) and mask (Mempo) is constructed by the renowned foundry of Paul Chen.

Details

Superbly constructed and beautifully detailed, this precise reproduction of Takeda Shingen's helmet (Kabuto) and mask (Mempo) is constructed by the renowned foundry of Paul Chen. Made of a red finished metal with brass trim, the helmet is decorated with a horse hair plume and a horn spirit head piece. The helmet includes its mask and neck protector, as well as a wooden display stand. This will perfectly fit a collection of Japanese armour or make a great conversation piece.

Takeda Shingen, original name Takeda Harunobu (1 December 1521 - 13 May 1573), was a pre-eminent daimyo (feudal lord) and one of the most-famous military leaders of Japan. He is especially well known for a series of battles (1553 - 64) with the noted warrior Uesugi Kenshin, which are famous in the annals of Japanese history, and are also much celebrated in Japanese drama and folklore.

Specifications

Steel and brass construction.
Antique faded red finish.
White horsehair plume.
Wood display stand included.