Descrizione
An art piece that embodies the spirit of the Samurai, carved in wood.
This refined wooden ornament is inspired by the Kabuto, the traditional Samurai helmet that symbolizes strength, honor, and protection in Japanese culture.
Crafted with advanced woodworking techniques and meticulous hand-finishing, the clean form highlights the natural textures of oak, ebony, sen, and monkeypod wood. The design offers a modern interpretation of tradition, adding an elegant and serene presence to any space.
More than just a decorative piece, it is a subtle reminder of Japanese aesthetics and history. Displayed in your home or office, it conveys quiet dignity and cultural depth.
Variations (choose one):
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Ōkuwa Horns (large traditional style)
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Date-guwa Horns (inspired by the famous warlord Date Masamune)
Product Details
Size: approx. 130mm (H) × 130mm (W) × 100mm (D)
Weight: approx. 500g
Material: Oak, Ebony, Sen, Monkeypod
About Us
Kuramoku Co., Ltd., based in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, is a woodworking manufacturer with decades of experience. Under our original brand Ricod, we design and produce high-quality wooden lifestyle and interior items. From material selection to assembly, almost all processes are completed in our own workshop to ensure consistent quality.
In addition to Ricod products, we also produce OEM items for other brands and continue to carry on our heritage of traditional woodworking, originally rooted in the crafting of Buddhist altars and ritual items.
Our philosophy is to merge the precision of traditional Japanese craftsmanship with modern design. Every product is carefully finished in our Japanese workshop, reflecting both warmth and accuracy. We take pride in delivering the spirit of Japanese craftsmanship to homes around the world.