Description
The Mini Panel Kabuto by Sakurai Lacquerware features beautiful decorations with maki-e art on a black lacquered board. This kabuto (samurai helmet) is a traditional Japanese talisman used for celebrations such as Tango no Sekku (Children's Day). Historically, kabuto were worn for protection, and this Mini Panel Kabuto is cherished as a symbol of safeguarding the household.
Features
Maki-e Art: The maki-e designs on the black board are meticulously hand-painted by skilled artisans, adding a touch of luxury to the kabuto.
Talisman: The kabuto is a traditional Japanese talisman symbolizing protection and prosperity for the family, making it an ideal item for celebratory occasions.
Household Protection: Inspired by the armor used by samurai warriors during the Sengoku period, the kabuto symbolizes the protection of the household.
Popularity
The kabuto gained additional fame when Shohei Ohtani, a player for the Los Angeles Angels, wore a kabuto as part of his home run celebrations.
Cultural Significance
The Sakurai Lacquerware Mini Panel Kabuto combines traditional Japanese culture with a modern design that complements contemporary interiors. The enduring appeal of the maki-e art and the symbolic meaning of the kabuto contribute to its lasting popularity.
The Sakurai Lacquerware Mini Panel Kabuto is a beloved item, known for its high quality and beautiful design. It is an excellent gift for celebrations, symbolizing the safety and prosperity of the family.
Discover the superior quality and exquisite design of Japanese craftsmanship with the Sakurai Lacquerware Mini Panel Kabuto. Perfect for celebrations and as a thoughtful gift, it brings a touch of tradition and protection to any home.
Size: 26.5*28*2
weight; 1kg
Materials: Acrylic sheet, aluminum
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About Sakurai Lacquerware
History and Background
Sakurai Lacquerware is a traditional lacquerware manufacturer with a history spanning 250-260 years. Historical records from Bunsei 11 (1828) mention that Tsukihara Monzaemon and seven other artisans were producing lacquerware. The high quality of Sakurai Lacquerware is evidenced by its use by the Emperor and Empress during the Heisei era.
Diverse Origins
The origins of Sakurai Lacquerware can be traced back to merchants who brought craftsmen from Japan's renowned lacquerware regions, including Wajima in Ishikawa Prefecture (Wajima-nuri), Yamanaka in Ishikawa Prefecture (Yamanaka-nuri), Echizen in Fukui Prefecture (Echizen-nuri), Aizu in Fukushima Prefecture (Aizu-nuri), and Kishu in Wakayama Prefecture (Kishu-nuri), to the Sakurai area to start making lacquerware.
Features and Design
Quality: Sakurai Lacquerware is committed to providing high-quality lacquerware. A small number of highly skilled artisans carefully craft each piece.
Materials: Sakurai Lacquerware employs techniques to apply lacquer to various materials, including leather and glass, creating new value beyond traditional lacquerware.
Design and Usability: The company focuses on creating products that meet customer needs, emphasizing design and usability.
Value and Rarity
The products of Sakurai Lacquerware are highly valued and rare, as only a small number of craftsmen are involved in their production today. This rarity suggests that their value will continue to increase in the future.
Historical Records
Historical records from Bunsei 11 (1828) mention that Tsukihara Monzaemon and seven other artisans were producing lacquerware.
Sakurai Lacquerware combines its rich roots and traditions with products that meet modern needs.
Iyo Sakurai Lacquerware Kaikan Co., Ltd.
Address: 340-1 Nagasawa Ko, Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture, Japan