Tokugawa Ieyasu Golden Helmet of Succession Inkstone Screen Set Tosho-kō's

[Important] The cushion has been changed from the traditional red and purple two-ply cushion to a red and white reversible type. Zabuton specifications are subject to change without notice. The golden helmet decoration of Tokugawa Ieyasu, which is heavy and heavy even though it is palm-sized, is combined with an inkstone folding screen that features the famous last precept that begins, ``A person's life is a burden...'' Both the helmet and the inkstone screen are crafts made in Takaoka (Toyama Prefecture), which is famous for its castings. Helmet body: Height 8.5cm x Width 10.5cm Weight 200g 24KGP Comes with cushion Made by Mizutori Inkstone screen: Height 13cm x Width 16cm x Depth 3.5cm Made of iron Cast metal helmet decoration and inkstone screen set made in Takaoka, the city of casting. Would you like to use it as a May decoration, interior decoration, or as a gift? [Golden Helmet] Made by Mizutori / 24K plating / Height 8.5cm x Width 10.5cm / Weight approx. 200g / Cushion included [Inkstone screen] Height 13cm x Width 16cm x Depth 3.5cm / Made of iron / Comes in a gift box [Points to note] Inkstone folding has a structure in which a panel is glued to the main body, and although it is extremely rare, the panel may separate from the main body due to external and complex factors such as temperature differences and vibrations. If it separates, please reattach it, being careful not to stain the adhesive surface. If the adhesive surface is dirty or the adhesive strength has decreased, you can stick it on with adhesive, but please take care to keep it to the minimum necessary considering expansion and contraction due to temperature changes.