Armor decoration (produced by Sokyado Ueda Eijiro, late Meiji to Taisho period)

Price has been reduced. Updated 20210822 Warrior doll This is a product that is used by Ueda Eijiro and is a must-have product for the Imperial Household Ministry. A similar item is on display at the Japanese Toy Museum. This armor is very rare and rare, and is rare, rare, rare. Red silk thread and gold foil Comes with lacquered wooden box Made by Ueda Eijiro on the back of the lid Armored chest Height: 29cm Width: 26cm Decorated height: approx. 70cm Musashi dolls are those in a warrior-style dolls that are displayed on the Tango Festival, wearing armor or helmets, but they were the main focus of indoor decorations starting around the mid-Edo period and until the Meiji and Taisho periods. He was such a being. This is a puppet-up of the brave heroes who appear in historical stories and plays of the Japanese and Chinese people, and is representative of Empress Jingu and Takeuchi Sukune, Hideyoshi and Kiyomasa, and Yoshitsune and Benkei. At one point, large dolls that were life-sized appeared, but after the Showa era, they were pushed by armor decorations and gradually became unmade.

値下げしました。20210822更新 武者人形 上田榮治郎作の宮内省御用達品です。 日本玩具博物館に同様の物が展示されています。 鎧櫃から見て大変貴重で珍しく中々見かける事の無い甲冑です。 赤絹糸と金箔張り 漆木製箱付き 蓋の裏に上田榮治郎作 鎧櫃 高さ　29cm 横幅　26cm 飾った高さ　約70cm 武者人形は、端午の節句に飾られる鎧(よろい)や兜(かぶと)をつけた武者姿の人形を言いますが、江戸時代中期頃に始まり、明治・大正の頃までは屋内飾りの中心的な存在でした。和漢の歴史物語や芝居に登場する勇ましい英雄を人形化したもので、神功皇后と武内宿禰、秀吉と清正、義経と弁慶などが代表的です。一時は等身大に及ぶ大型の人形も登場しましたが、昭和以降は甲冑飾りに押されて、しだいに作られなくなりました。