Kabuto (1) - Antique - Japan - 1700-1750 Edo Period (1600-1868)






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This original Edo-period Japanese samurai helmet and mask set comprises a six-plate cast-iron kabuto with black lacquer, blue-laced shikoro and kuwagata maedate, plus an iron tsubame-bō mask with red lacquer outside and black lacquer inside, and is in good condition with aged patina.
Description from the seller
Kabuto and mask of Samurai with a kuwagata maedate from the Edo period .
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Interesting kabuto from the middle of the Edo period. 1680-1750.
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The kabuto is a hari -bachi kabuto made in iron with 6 large plates (roku-ken) then black lacquered . The shikoro is lacing with blue sugake odoshi
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And the front plate is thick two sheet of iron. Good ,strong reinforcement .
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.This helmet bears testimony to its creator's genius, drawing inspirations from various designs to craft a unique and original piece :
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- The general shape of this helmet immediately reminiscent of the 5-plate Hineno-Zunari helmets
- It features the " tenkokuzan "shape, characterized by a pronounced depression where the plates meet around the tehen no kanamono or hachimanza .
-Additionally, the outer plates of the hachi bowl are slightly convex, reminiscent of "akoda"-style helmets.
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Not a classic Hineno-zunari kabuto here but an original kabuto made with 6 plates .
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Edo-period armorers sought to showcase their craftsmanship, no longer bound by the urgent need for rapid helmet production that had characterized the warfare Sengoku period...
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In adition there is a late Edo period mask tsubame-bo , made in iron then shu-red lacquer outside and black lacquered inside .
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In good condition with bright red color ,and the yodare-kake is lacing with blue lacing odoshi.
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A good and authentique Samurai ensemble in good condition with aged patina.
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Cause technical problem no shipping to Spain
Seller's Story
Kabuto and mask of Samurai with a kuwagata maedate from the Edo period .
.
Interesting kabuto from the middle of the Edo period. 1680-1750.
.
The kabuto is a hari -bachi kabuto made in iron with 6 large plates (roku-ken) then black lacquered . The shikoro is lacing with blue sugake odoshi
.
And the front plate is thick two sheet of iron. Good ,strong reinforcement .
.
.This helmet bears testimony to its creator's genius, drawing inspirations from various designs to craft a unique and original piece :
.
- The general shape of this helmet immediately reminiscent of the 5-plate Hineno-Zunari helmets
- It features the " tenkokuzan "shape, characterized by a pronounced depression where the plates meet around the tehen no kanamono or hachimanza .
-Additionally, the outer plates of the hachi bowl are slightly convex, reminiscent of "akoda"-style helmets.
.
Not a classic Hineno-zunari kabuto here but an original kabuto made with 6 plates .
.
Edo-period armorers sought to showcase their craftsmanship, no longer bound by the urgent need for rapid helmet production that had characterized the warfare Sengoku period...
.
In adition there is a late Edo period mask tsubame-bo , made in iron then shu-red lacquer outside and black lacquered inside .
.
In good condition with bright red color ,and the yodare-kake is lacing with blue lacing odoshi.
.
A good and authentique Samurai ensemble in good condition with aged patina.
.
.
.
Cause technical problem no shipping to Spain
