Features:
.Oda Nobunaga (May 28, 1534 – June 21, 1582) was a prominent daimyo (feudal lord) during Japan’s Azuchi-Momoyama period and one of the three unifiers of Japan. Oda is his family name, but there are three different theories regarding his clan name: Taira, Imbe, or Fujiwara, with Imbe being the most widely accepted. Born in Owari Province (present-day western Aichi Prefecture), he successfully controlled the central region of Japan, known as the political and cultural core, making the Oda clan one of the most powerful daimyos of the late Sengoku period.
.Each handmade, lightweight, and sturdy piece is easy to preserve over time.
.The plate-making, molding, positioning, and laser welding involved in the production process showcase the dedication of skilled craftsmen. The exquisite & rigid black iron symbolizes the righteousness and perseverance of the Holy Knights.
.The spirit of the Japanese samurai is a belief system. It reveres personal honor and embodies certain positive elements of Japan’s ancient martial spirit, representing the noble character of the samurai.
Specifications:
.Material: Iron + Fabric + Cotton Rope + Bamboo
.Product Dimensions: 16 x 12 x 42cm
.Package Dimensions: 55 x 15 x 70cm
.Product Weight: 650g
.Package Weight: 800g
.Packing: Wooden Frame, Carton
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