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Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar
Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar
Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar
Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar
Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar
Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar
Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar
Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar
Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar

Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Ar

$ 279.83

Availability: 11 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Age: Pre-1800
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Condition: very good
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller

    Description

    Super rare! Lacquered surface, cheeks and nose remnants of Japan's Edo period Armor helmet
    It is the nose of the armor "men-yoroi" that protects the face.
    It is a valuable item that retains the atmosphere of the Warring States period while remaining.
    Every time I pick up the armor of those days, I can't help but think of Matsuo Basho's "Natsukusa and his tsuwamono are the traces of dreams."
    What kind of military commander wore it and went to the battlefield? Or did it play a role as a daimyo tool in the world of Taihei Tenka in the Tokugawa era?
    Although the surface is peeled off, the bright vermilion lacquer and carefully crafted teeth remain healthy.
    It is a good idea to decorate it as a figurine in a reasonable size. It is also stylish as a wall decoration by placing it on the forehead.