Japanese Warlord, 17th Century Bronze Miniature

“Japanese Warlord, 17th Century” mounted figurine, a handcrafted piece cast in bronze, made to 40mm historical scale. This is a take-apart model — the rider can be removed from the horse.

This is a take-apart piece — the rider can be removed from the horse. In feudal Japan, horses were a warrior’s privilege: only samurai were permitted to ride into battle. Like European knights, samurai served a lord, their daimyo. In 1600, after a long period of conflict between rival daimyo, the victorious Tokugawa shogunate renounced war as a political tool, yet the samurai retained their traditional status — the sword and the horse remained symbols of their power.

Key Features:

• Material: bronze
• Scale: 40mm historical miniature
• Take-apart: rider detaches from the horse
• A great gift for a man, a child, or a collector, especially a history buff