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The helmet was the most difficult part of a samurai armor to make and was usually the work of a master armorer, who could eventually sign the piece.
Helmet bowls (bachi) are classified depending on how they were built. There are several kabuto types, but a high-rank samurai would often have on his armor a multi-plate kabuto (suji-bachi and koboshi) or a kawari kabuto, a helmet with a spectacular or unusual shape.
Regardless of their shape, almost all samurai helmets were fitted with a frontal decoration called maedate and a neck guard (shikoro), at the end of which there were two wing-like projections named fukigaeshi.
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