Double-layered helmet in the form of a court cap eboshi kabuto, Edo period (1603 - 1868)
The bowl of helmet is painted with black kuronuri lacquer with a gilded comb, fukigaeshi and kiritsuke sane shikoro. The neck protection is four-piece, laced in the sukage style with blue cord, with red-orange mimi ito, the color of which corresponds to the kabuto no ó chinstrap. The edge of the ukebari lining is lined with printed egawa deerskin. The frontal jewel maedate is made of gilded wood in the form of a demonic creature kijin.
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We are not just merchants. We are also guardians of cultural heritage.
Paid parking in the BCS building. Free parking available by arrangement. The history of Samurai Art began back in 1995. At its inception was an unwavering passion for the fascinating aesthetics and artisanal perfection of ancient Japan. This enthusiasm remains with us and motivates us to strive for the highest professional standards in our presentation of the material culture of the ancient samurai. Every sword or piece of armor in our collection is a unique, exceptional item with its own history. We collaborate with leading Japanese dealers and experts from prestigious Japanese organizations such as NBTHK and NTHK. We guarantee the authenticity and declared quality of all our gallery exhibits.
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