Nagaeboshi Kawari Kabuto

Nagaeboshi Kawari Kabuto

Samurai Helmet designed as a court cap

Mid Edo period Edo (1615 – 1867), 18th century

This spectacular helmet is meant to reproduce the cap worn by shinto priests. Of unusual shape, it is built of five iron riveted plates, covered with a textured gold lacquer and embossed with a red “ken” on the back. On the front, a rare triple maedate is supported by three different tsunomoto (supports).

The shikoro is a rare kusarishikoro made in three sections of chain mail under a wide black-lacquered plate molded as a lotus flower that forms the fukigaeshi. The family crest (kamon) represents a rinpo – the Buddhist wheel of truth.

On this page is a comprehensive glossary of common terms related to samurai armor.

 

Price band: 10,000€ – 25,000€

Menpo is not included

 

Kabuto for sale. Price on application. Please include item stock number: kab-1218

 

SOLD
(Inv. #1218)

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