Samurai Armor Display Figure – 71GC-091-S Supervised by Emi Wada

Product Dimensions (L × W × H): 35.43 × 21.65 × 32.68 inches (90.0 × 55.0 × 83.0 cm)

⚠️ This is a decorative display piece. It is not wearable armor.

A Warrior's Spirit, Captured in Exquisite Detail

Created under the supervision of acclaimed costume designer Emi Wada — renowned for her Academy Award-winning work on Akira Kurosawa's Ran and her collaborations on HERO, LOVERS, and Samurai Marathon — this samurai armor display is an original Kyugetsu creation titled "The King." Meticulously crafted by Dento Kogei-shi (Traditional Craftsman) Munemitsu Nakamura, every element reflects the bold aesthetic vision of Wada and centuries of Japanese armor-making heritage.

Why This Piece Stands Apart

• ✅ Supervised by Emi Wada, Academy Award-winning costume designer
• ✅ Crafted by Dento Kogei-shi (Traditional Craftsman) Munemitsu Nakamura
• ✅ Tosei-Gusoku (当世具足) style — the eclectic armor aesthetic of the Azuchi-Momoyama period
• ✅ Striking red and black colorway with gold-plated maedate (front crest) — a hallmark of Wada's bold design sensibility
• ✅ Complemented by an elegant folding screen inspired by Ito Jakuchu's iconic carp painting — a museum-quality display piece for collectors, history enthusiasts, and interior décor

Whether displayed in a home, office, or gallery, this armor commands attention and embodies the powerful intersection of samurai tradition and contemporary artistic vision.