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The 1/3 scale Samurai Armor Decoration of Lord Tadakatsu Honda is a magnificent homage to one of Japan’s most revered warriors from the Warring States period. Meticulously crafted by artisans using traditional materials and patterns, this piece is not just a display ornament but a cultural artifact that radiates bravery, precision, and nobility. The armor’s intricate golden crests, layered plating, and boldly adorned helmet capture the valor and dignity of a samurai known for his unyielding loyalty and battlefield prowess. Whether displayed in a modern setting or a traditional room, this commanding statue stands as a symbol of honor and inner strength.
🔹 Key Features
• ⚔️ 1/3 Scale Decor Model: Accurately represents historical samurai armor, emphasizing proportion and presence.
• 🎨 Traditional Techniques: Crafted by Japanese artisans using authentic fabrics, lacquer, cords, and gold-leaf accents.
• 🛡️ Inspired by Tadakatsu Honda: Known as the “warrior who knew no wounds,” his legacy lives on through this legendary armor.
• 🖼️ Museum-Grade Display: Ideal for collectors, cultural exhibitions, or as an heirloom centerpiece.
• 🇯🇵 Made in Japan: Faithful to Edo-period design, made for discerning collectors worldwide.
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Step into the grandeur of feudal Japan with this 1/4 Scale Samurai Armor Decoration, a breathtaking replica inspired by the Azuchi-Momoyama period and supervised by Academy Award-winning costume designer Emi Wada. Meticulously handcrafted, this armor captures the dramatic elegance and ceremonial majesty of the samurai elite during Japan’s era of artistic and political unification. From the lustrous lacing to the ornate helmet, this piece is a sublime harmony of martial strength and cultural refinement—ideal for connoisseurs of Japanese history and aesthetics.
🔹 Key Features
• Supervised by world-renowned costume designer Emi Wada (Academy Award Winner)
• Faithful 1/4 scale recreation of Azuchi-Momoyama period samurai armor
• Ornate kabuto (helmet), facial guard, do (cuirass), and detailed accessories
• Hand-laced cords, traditional textile patterns, and lacquered finishes
• Includes wooden display base and nameplate—ideal for collectors and interior decor
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Elegant and refined, the Shikebiki Double-Sided Fan is a rare reproduction piece that honors Japan’s traditional makie lacquer techniques. Featuring a stunning deep purple hue, the fan’s surface mimics the look of hand-lacquered wood, subtly shimmering under light. The minimalist aesthetic—Shikebiki meaning “dragged lines”—creates a delicate linear texture that evokes both stillness and movement. This fan captures the silent power of simplicity, where the quiet sheen of lacquer tells a story as rich as any painting.
🔹 Key Features
• Double-sided lacquer-style folding fan, a specialty reprint edition
• Classic shikebiki pattern with elegant drag-brushed linear texture
• Beautiful purple tone inspired by Japanese imperial colors
• Perfect for interior décor, tea ceremony, or cultural presentation
• A piece that bridges traditional lacquer artistry with modern sensibility
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Delve into the silent precision of ninja warfare with handcrafted Shuriken—the throwing stars and blades once feared in the shadows of feudal Japan. Each piece is a tribute to the meticulous skill and stealth of the shinobi, forged not just for lethality but for elegance in motion. These hand-forged variations—whether cross-shaped, pointed, or multi-tipped—bring the essence of historical ninjutsu to life. Balanced, durable, and deeply symbolic, they represent the quiet discipline and lightning swiftness of the unseen warrior.
🔹 Key Features
• Authentic handcrafted designs in multiple traditional styles
• Forged steel construction for weight and realism
• Historically accurate shapes: Hira-shuriken, Bo-shuriken, and more
• Designed for martial practice, display, or collection
• Comes with optional case or packaging for preservation
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Celebrate the dramatic spirit of Kabuki theater through this powerful Hakata Doll, meticulously crafted by master artisan Hiroshi Nakano. Representing the iconic Kagamishishi (鏡獅子)—the Lion Spirit often seen in dynamic Kabuki performances—this doll is more than a decorative figure; it is a moment of Japanese stage history captured in clay.
The Kagamishishi character is known for its symbolic power, channeling both purification and fierce energy through its ritualized movements and vivid expressions. Nakano’s interpretation reflects that drama—its wild mane sculpted in motion, its stance poised with strength, and its expression filled with theatrical intensity.
This piece bridges traditional craftsmanship with Japan’s rich performing arts heritage, bringing a scene from the stage into the stillness of your space. Whether you are a collector of Japanese cultural artifacts, a Kabuki enthusiast, or an admirer of fine Hakata dolls, this piece offers both visual impact and emotional depth—honoring the spirit of courage, grace, and ceremonial symbolism.
🔹 Key Features
• Handmade Hakata clay doll crafted by master Hiroshi Nakano
• Depicts the iconic “Kagamishishi” lion spirit from Kabuki
• Intricate detailing inspired by classical Japanese theatre
• Traditional sculpting techniques of Hakata preserved in form
• Ideal for Kabuki fans, cultural collectors, or museum-style décor
Echoes of the Cosmos – Suisei Edo Kiriko Limited Variation Whisky Glass
🌏 Description
This Limited Variation of the Suisei Edo Kiriko Whisky Glass captures the same celestial elegance as its original form, but with a refined update in its pattern and cut angles. “Suisei,” meaning comet in Japanese, continues to guide the design—this time with enhanced depth, sharper contours, and more brilliant refractive geometry.
Handmade in Tokyo by seasoned Edo Kiriko artisans, this variation honors the lineage of traditional Japanese cut glass while introducing a subtle modern flair. It’s not only visually striking but also ergonomically pleasing, offering the perfect vessel for Japanese whisky, shochu, or aged sake. Ideal for thoughtful sipping, ceremonial gifting, or collector display, it delivers timeless brilliance and elevated simplicity in one shining form.
🔹 Key Features
• Enhanced Edo Kiriko pattern inspired by a comet’s tail
• Handmade variation design from Tokyo-based artisans
• Crystal-clear clarity with star-like reflection and refraction
• Suitable for whisky, sake, shochu, or fine liqueurs
• Arrives in an elegant presentation box
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Immerse yourself in the elegance of Wajima craftsmanship with the Swimming Red Sea Bream Guinomi Sake Cup, a luxurious fusion of marine symbolism and centuries-old lacquer artistry. Handcrafted by Taya Shikkiten, this small yet profound vessel carries the joyful essence of the red sea bream—an auspicious fish in Japanese culture. Encased in rich lacquer with lifelike detailing, it embodies the spirit of good fortune, celebration, and tasteful harmony in every sip.
🔹 Key Features
• Authentic Wajima lacquerware made by Taya Shikkiten
• Features a meticulously hand-painted red sea bream motif
• Symbol of celebration, luck, and prosperity in Japanese tradition
• Compact guinomi form, ideal for sake connoisseurs
• Durable and luxurious finish with layers of natural lacquer
Grace in Clay – Traditional Hakata Doll by Shinsaku Ueki
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Savor the timeless beauty of traditional Japan with this Hakata Doll crafted by Shinsaku Ueki, a master of elegance and form. Portraying a graceful female figure, this collectible doll captures the subtle emotional depth that defines authentic Japanese handmade dolls. Perfect for collectors of Japanese cultural art, vintage Hakata clay works, and connoisseurs of refined craftsmanship, it tells a story of serenity, artistry, and heritage.
🔹 Key Features
• Handcrafted Hakata clay doll by Shinsaku Ueki
• Depicts a beautifully poised traditional Japanese woman
• Handmade using traditional Hakata sculpting methods
• Ideal for Japanese decor, cultural art collections, or meaningful gifts
• Authentic vintage Japanese artisan craftsmanship
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A fusion of two artistic worlds—the dynamic power of Japan’s iconic “Namiura” wave and the fine marquetry traditions of Spain’s VALEDO atelier—this folding fan is a remarkable cross-cultural creation. Crafted with inlaid woodwork techniques from Firenze and Spain, it features Japan’s legendary Hokusai wave rendered in wooden segments, each carefully embedded like puzzle pieces. The result is a sculptural fan that sings of motion and craftsmanship. A leather fan holder adds both elegance and durability to this collector’s item. This fan is not just an accessory—it’s a cosmopolitan tribute to Japonism and European craftsmanship in harmony.
🔹 Key Features
• Features the famous Hokusai “Great Wave” (Namiura) motif
• Inlaid wood marquetry from Firenze and Spain (VALEDO design)
• Collaborative art between Japanese ukiyo-e legacy and Western woodworking
• Includes a handcrafted leather fan case for protection and style
• A collector’s item that unites East and West through design
