Handcrafted miniature samurai armor display inspired by Maeda Keiji, one of the most iconic and flamboyant warriors of the Sengoku period. This original handmade piece features a striking red-and-black color scheme, an amigasa-shaped kabuto helmet, broad shoulder guards, and detailed cord and layered armor elements that create a strong historical impression. The set is presented as a decorative miniature armor display and appears to include the armor figure, display supports, armor chest, sword accessories, shin guard elements, and a name plaque reading “Maeda Keiji.” For safety, the background magazines or printed materials seen in the photos should be treated as display props and not included in the lot description. According to the provided description, materials include polymer clay, synthetic leather, fabric backing, sashiko thread, bamboo-based sword components, and paulownia wood for the chest and stands. The work shows clear handmade craftsmanship and appears to be a one-of-a-kind artistic creation rather than a mass-produced replica. Dimensions Overall height: approx. 19 cm Width: approx. 7 cm Depth: approx. 7 cm Armor body: approx. 16 × 7 × 4 cm Long sword: approx. 12 cm Short sword: approx. 5 cm Condition: handmade and aged / stored condition. The photos show dust, fraying threads, fuzzing around some textile parts, slight warping to some red elements, and at least one small detached or separately placed component. Because of its delicate construction, this piece is best presented as an adult collectible for display only, not as a toy.