Gingado Sengoku Warlord Date Made In Casting Helmet, Masamune, Japan,

Size (approx.): Height 12.0 x Width 17.0 x Depth 12.5 cm Helmet material: zinc alloy, brass [Sengoku Warlord Helmet] In battle, an ornate helmet was a symbol of one's power and presence, and also served to allow both enemies and allies to recognize one's presence at a glance. While being conspicuous increased the risk of being targeted by the enemy, it is said that performing well in such situations boosted the morale of one's comrades. This is an exquisite piece that evokes such bravery and courage. "Date Masamune" A beautiful helmet with a crescent moon on the front that stands out against the black background. Masamune is known for his one-eyed dragon. He is said to have been a latecomer to the Sengoku period, and it is said that if he had been born a little earlier, he would have had the talent to compete for supremacy with Hideyoshi and Ieyasu. He was a man of both letters and martial arts, and was brave and courageous. He was said to have had the courage to charge into enemy lines himself, and was also skilled in military strategy.