Yoroi

Yoroi is traditional samurai armor, which, from a historical perspective, represents not only a warrior’s protection on the battlefield, but also a cherished symbol of the warrior tradition and the glory of ancestors—displayed in the most prominent place within a home or offered as a votive object with reverence to Buddhist or Shinto shrines. A complete set of armor resembles an almost anthropomorphic statue, sometimes even a fantastical stylization.

Juyo certificate NKBKHK ( important cultural object ) Daimyo

Yoroi - Daimyō of the Kamei Clan , Jūyō

Exceptional Daimyō Armour of the Kamei Clan – Hozumi–Suzuki Lineage, Jūyō Bunka Shiryō

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KIN KOZANE Haruta

Yoroi - KIN KOZANE

Armor KIN KOZANE MIDORI-ITO ODOSHI NIMAI-DO GUSOKU Kabuto signed : KOSHU JU HIROSHIGE (Haruta school)

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Yoroi - Fujiwara Kanehisa

Yoroi - Yamashiro-no-kuni Fujiwara Kanehisa-saku Edo period, 17th century

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