Akechi Mitsuhide Kabuto Samurai Helmet Ornament　 CATEGORY_Japanese Tea-Tea Slop Bowl reflecting the artistry of Edo

reflecting the artistry of Edo Kiriko

Pair with your favorite main plate to beautifully present condiments or appetizers

and can enrich your tea time with a refined touch when used for small sweets

it was mainly used in tea rooms for scenting and welcoming guests

The pink blooms add a charming touch to the black base

Akechi Mitsuhide Kabuto Samurai Helmet Ornament　 CATEGORY_Japanese Tea-Tea Slop Bowl reflecting the artistry of EdoThis kabuto samurai helmet ornament draws inspiration from the kabuto of Akechi Mitsuhide, a celebrated military commander and feudal lord during the Sengoku (14671590 CE) and AzuchiMomoyama (15761603 CE) periods. The metal surface, with its three dimensional curves and substantial presence, is adorned with finely engraved patterns, including a tiger rendered in vivid detail. The harmonious blend of gold, black, and blue accentuates the ornaments