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- We are Japanese Seller -This product is 100% Japanese Original New and NOT Chinese imitation. Please, enjoy safe shopping.[FreeShipping-Worldwide] Expedited ship: with Tracking & Insurance. You can receive the item about in 2-5 days worldwide.
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PLEASE NOTE:- This is a brand new arts and crafts item that was carefully created by a traditional Japanese artist.
- This is not an antique product.
- 100% made and crafted in Japan.
- It is not a one of a kind only DESCRIPTIONThe ornament of Samurai\'s helmet (Kabuto). *It is not for wearing.
In Japan, it is called one of the symbol of success in life, fulfillment of a vow and better fortune.
It\'s hand-made by the craftsman. The characteristics are luxurious and gorgeous, manlike (manly) design (drawing pattern) and horns.Takaoka Copperware400 years of skill and sole, it breathes life into copper
Located on the Japan Sea side, Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture.The origin of Takaoka Copperware dates back to about 400 years ago.
Takaoka Copperware was evolved and developed under the generous patronage of the Kaga Clan. The casting of Buddhist alter fittings become very popular by the mid-Edo period (1603 to 1868) and were exhibited in the world expositions from Meiji (1868 to 1912) to early Showa period.
In 1975, Takaoka Copperware has received the first traditional crafts producer of Japan as a major producer of copper casting and its tradition, skills and history have been passed down until today.
[Working Process]
1. Prototype Production
The prototype artist creates a prototype with clay. Then, it was transferred to plaster for casting to create a plaster prototype.2. Casting
After dissolving copper in a crucible, it is poured into a mold. Once becoming a solidified alloy, the mold is disjointed.3. Finishing and polishing
Using a copper file and a graver, an artist carefully shapes and finishes by hand to reproduce the original.4. Coloring
Coloring serves as a corrosion prevention and makeup. There are some traditional colorings and techniques such as \"Ohaguro (tooth blacking)\", \"Ibushi (smoke)\" and \"Sei-do-iro (bronze)\"5. Finishing
Depending on the design, chasing and/or inlaid on the surface may be applied.
Product SpecificationsSize: Height 8.5 cm (3.35 inc), Width 10.5 cm (4.13 inc)
Materials: Alloy (die-cast) gold plating
Accessories: 2 Japanese mini cushionThank you for visiting our page.We ship the product responsibly from Tokyo Japan.
