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- [FreeShipping-Worldwide] The Standard shipping for this item is EMS (Expedited). You will receive the item in about 2-6 days worldwide. - Please make sure to select 'Standard shipping' when you order. *Please do NOT select 'Expedited *This item is made hand so it may have a little difference in color and drape. It may take time (a few weeks) from your order to shipping. Your understanding is greatly appreciated. The 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. Size: Height 25 cm (9.84 inc), Width 28 cm (11.02 inc) - Weight : about 1600g (56.43oz) *kabuto only Materials: Alloy (die-cast) gold plating, Accessories: a heavy paper box, Japanese mini cushion, wooden tag
Takaoka Copperware 400 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.