This is an original helmet ornament unique to Jishō, in which the koji leaf is boldly arranged in the shape of a shovel-shaped crest. The koji leaf is carefully carved using intricate metalwork.

A unique helmet ornament made with the finest craftsmanship in Japan
Master craftsman, Minoru Bessho

A unique piece made using the most advanced techniques in Japan. The solitary armor maker, Bessho Sanemasa, stands out from the rest.
The technical skills of engraving and forging techniques create exquisite pieces. They have a gorgeousness within their strength. They have a profound feeling that is unlike anything else.

It will become a work of art that will stand the test of time and be beautifully displayed for a long time.

Japan's finest intricate and delicate engraving

The technique of weaving Odoshiito (ornamental thread)

The beauty of the many spaces between adjacent pots

Exquisite engraving, all done by hand

For those who purchase May dolls

A gift set of 5 items

・3-piece care set (feather duster, gloves, cloth)

・Hifu clothing

・Photo frame (with "Koinobori" music box)

*The music box design may change without notice.

For all customers who purchase a total of 15,000 yen or more, including Tango no Sekku items

We're giving away an original "Tango Tapestry" for a sunny life!

　

Decorate your home with a stylish tapestry to commemorate your special day.

This cute Tango tapestry has a soft atmosphere and a simple print on a solid off-white polyester Katsuragi fabric. Whether you place it on a table or on a wall, you can feel the quality of the texture with the opaque fabric.

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Bessho Minori's works have the feel of art and crafts that sets them apart from mass-produced goods.

These high-quality items, chosen with an adult's perspective, are timeless and are festival decorations that you will want to display even after your child has grown up healthy and become an adult.

Please enjoy this wonderful Tango Festival that will bring smiles to the faces of your whole family for years to come.

Artist Profile

Armorer: Bessho Jissho

Born in 1954 in Asakusa, Tokyo.
In 1972, he began working on armor production under the guidance of his second-generation master, Sanemasa.
Became independent in 1983.
He took on the name of Bessho Sanemasa III.
1993: Repair of engraved metal fittings on a chest owned by Kawagoe Kitain Temple.
Armor believed to be that of Lord Kusunoki Masashige, with a helmet and domaru armor and a triple-shovel-shaped crest, produced in 1999.
2001 Tokugawa Ieyasu "Daikoku Head Cloth Helmet"
Toyotomi Hideyoshi's "Black Lacquer Horseshoe Helmet"
We will announce the production of the "Black Lacquer Silver Foil Helmet" for Lord Kuroda Nagamasa.
In 2004, he released a creative helmet with an original front plate.
In 2007, a compact type of Date Masamune helmet was released.
A replica of "Saito Sanemori's helmet, treasured at Tada Shrine, Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture" was made in 2009.
In 2017, he held his first solo exhibition at Higashitama in Saitama City.