Thank you very much for viewing this item on Mercari. Please be very careful of individuals who are illegally reposting items from Mercari sellers and fraudulent websites. This is a miniature display of a large suit of armor, finished in the style of the Kamakura period, from the late Showa era. The total length, from the helmet's kuwagata (decorative antlers) to the bottom of the haidate (thigh and hip armor), is 98 centimeters, making it a stately display for the Boys' Festival. For those who are interested in or have an interest in such Showa-era helmet and armor displays, please understand the nature of antiques beforehand, and we appreciate your understanding of the condition as it is. Also, we hope that overseas collectors who occasionally purchase these items will enjoy them as traditional Japanese decorative warrior craft ornaments and objet d'art for their rooms. A homemade armor stand is included, but if you increase the size, it will look even more magnificent, so please try to be creative. 【Exquisite Design】 This traditional craft ornament of a samurai armor is characterized by its exquisite design down to the smallest details. The decorations using metal and cloth reflect traditional Japanese samurai culture. The shin guards and mempo (facial armor) are made of metal. 【High-Quality Materials】 The high-quality materials used are durable and plated, so they will last a long time. The combination of metal and wood is not only visually appealing but also pleasant to the touch. 【Collector's Item】 It comes with a certificate with the artist's name, making it a valuable item for collectors. It is also perfect for special exhibitions and gifts. - Design: Samurai armor helmet Boys' Festival display object - Colors: Red, gold, black, brown - Materials: Metal, cloth, wood - Certificate: Wooden certificate with the artist's name and description - Features: Armor with decorative metal fittings and embroidery - Size: Approximately 1 meter in height (from helmet kuwagata to haidate) Thank you for viewing.