Japanese Edo Period Eboshi Kawari Kabuto w/ Flaming Jewel Maedate Rare LS#115 Red and a run of full-width

and a run of full-width drawers below

Material: Wood with gilt and polychrome lacquer

An elegant piece of history that's both highly collectible and quite decorative

This carving (mid 20th century) was created by the indigenous Ainu people now mainly on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido

He rakes and she sweeps the pine needles beneath the sturdiest of pine trees

Japanese Edo Period Eboshi Kawari Kabuto w/ Flaming Jewel Maedate Rare LS#115 Red and a run of full-widthntique Japanese Kawari Kabuto Helmet Hju no Tama Flaming Jewel Crest Edo Period Samurai Armor A striking example of a Japanese kawari kabuto an imaginative, sculptural style of samurai helmet popular during the Edo period (17th19th century). This bold design features a dramatic maedate (forecrest) in the form of the Hju no Tama (), the Flaming Jewel of Buddhist Enlightenment. The tall, flaring hachi (bowl) is finished in a brilliant gold speckled