Naoe Kanetsugu (1560-1620) was a Japanese samurai of the Azuchi-Momoyama period through early Edo Period.
He quickly distinguished himself as an outstanding commander, and was
involved in much of the fighting.
The Kanji Ai, that he had on his Kabuto means love but in this case represents the first letter
of Aizen Myo-o, a God of love in
which he believed and respected.
Yamato Budogu is proud to offer only for this time and as a limited edition this refined 1/4 scalereplica of his Kabuto.
Completely hand made and hand painted, each piece is unique, carefully crafted in the finest detail.
Perfect not only as a gift but also as a piece worthy of collection.
Largest Height (with stand) 17.4cm
Largest Wide 12cm
Largest Depth 11cm
Approximate
weight 166g
Made of die-cast metal.
Stand is included.
*Please remember that this is a limited time product and it will be
available for ordering only until the 15th of April. No order will be
accepted after this date.
Dont miss this opportunity!
Note that the shipment of the product will start in the middle of May.
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Delivery Time After Shipping
Tracking Availabity
Insurance
EMS
4 ~ 7 days
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UPS
2 ~ 4 days
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※ePacket
14 ~ 30 days
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Naoe Kanetsugu (1560-1620) was a Japanese samurai of the Azuchi-Momoyama period through early Edo Period.
