A bold tribute to the Fortress of the Samurai Age where Japan's magnificent castle architecture, reaching its zenith in the Azuchi-Momoyama and Edo periods of the 16th and 17th centuries, produced some of the most beautiful and technically sophisticated fortifications ever built, where the surviving National Treasure castles of Himeji, Matsumoto, Hikone, Inuyama, and Maruoka, with their whitewashed plaster walls, gracefully curving roofs, and formidable stone bases rising above moats and cherry-blossomed grounds, stand as the supreme achievement of Japanese military architecture, and where each castle served not only as a defensive stronghold but as the administrative centre and symbol of power of the daimyo lord who built it.
Product Details
Size: 2"x2" (5x5 cm)
Material: Glossy film over photo paper print, metal frame, plastic base with magnet
Weight: 20g
Magnet strength: Strong, holds securely on fridges and metal surfaces
Made in Canada 🍁
Why You'll Love It
Cultural Identity: Celebrate Japan's samurai castle architecture and Himeji Edo period East Asian heritage
Perfect Gift 🎁: Ideal for Japanese castle lovers and East Asia feudal samurai architecture fans
Versatile Display 🧲: Looks great on any fridge or metal surface
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