Short description of the item and its origin This powerful cast iron samurai armor piece is an official Japanese replica of the famous "Daikokuten Kabuto" (Daikokuten Hood Helmet with Mempo mask) owned by Tokugawa Ieyasu, the founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate. Issued by the official NHK Service Center, this sculpture is modeled after the revered Important Cultural Property armor set preserved at Kunozan Toshogu Shrine. Crafted in heavy cast iron, it beautifully recreates the iconic Daikokuten-style helmet paired with a ferocious samurai facial mask (Menpo). Collector’s Value & Benefits In Japanese tradition, Daikokuten is one of the Seven Lucky Gods associated with fortune and wealth, making this historical helmet a classic symbol of strength, victory, and prosperity. Officially produced under the authority of the NHK Service Center (complete with its original back label plaque), this item carries strong provenance and high aesthetic presence. Its rich metallic texture and iconic samurai design make it an ideal desk accent, wall ornament, or standout addition to any Japanese history, martial arts, or samurai art collection. Dimensions (in cm) 21 × 21 × 8 cm Weight (in grams) 1425 g Shipping method Shipping & International Duties: ● Based on our inventory storage locations, we ship our items from either Japan or Europe to destinations worldwide. ● We pack all items with extreme care to ensure safe transit. However, once the package is handed to the carrier, we cannot be held responsible for transit delays or minor surface imperfections that may occur during international shipping. ● DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) Shipping included: To provide you with a smoother shopping experience and premium logistics service, all import duties, taxes (VAT), and customs clearance handling fees incurred in your destination country will be fully covered and paid by us. You will not have to pay any additional customs fees upon delivery. ● Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.