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A light green iris thread, #4, dedicated by Musashi Sakutaro

A light green iris thread, #4, dedicated by Musashi Sakutaro

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No. 4 offering pale green iris thread


Compact armor by Musashi Sakutaro, the leading figure in compact May dolls



While the standard for small May dolls is the "kacchi" (helmet) decoration, we have now created a "yoroi (armor) decoration that can be displayed in a small space." Not only is it small, but we have also created a "realistic" yoroi (armor) decoration that is comparable in construction to a large-sized armor. Its intricacy and vibrant design, created with an outstanding sense of color coordination, are definitely worth a look.

This piece, "Dedicated Pale Green Thread Iris," was created as a sacred "votive mold" dedicated to a shrine.
Sakutaro's signature color sense creates a refreshing impression with the fresh greenery of early summer.


 Sakutaro Musashi



[Career]
Born in Soka, Saitama in 1947. Studied under his father in 1966 and devoted himself to making armor. 1987: Won the Minister of Education Award at the 10th National New Doll Festival Competition. 1993: Won the Minister of Education Award at the 16th National New Doll Festival Competition. 1996: Won the Minister of Labor Award at the 19th National New Doll Festival Competition. 2002: Succeeded in the name of Sakutaro II. 2005: Certified as a Saitama Prefecture traditional craftsman. 2008: Certified as a traditional craftsman designated by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry.

A leading expert in compact May dolls.
While the standard for small May dolls is the "kacchi" (helmet) decoration, Sakutaro created the "Yoroi (armor) decoration that can be displayed in a small space." Not only is it small, but he has also created a "realistic" armor decoration that is comparable in construction to large armor.
The vivid works, created with exquisite detail and an outstanding sense of color coordination, are worth seeing.



Heian Takehisa's helmets have the quality of art and craftsmanship that sets them apart from mass-produced products. Enjoy this wonderful Boys' Festival that will bring smiles to the faces of your whole family for years to come .




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