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The moustaches and the goatee, well preserved, are in yack fur.
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Natural steel etchubo style Menpo, ressei type.
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Sabi – nuri lacquer (lacquer imitating the texture of the rusted iron) Kawari kabuto. The shape of this one plate hachi is inspired by the sallet helmet.
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Lacquered iron and harikake kawari kabuto “tachiki nari kabuto” shaped (courage and exaltation bound to the ki).
Enf of Momoyama epoch, beginning of the Edo epoch
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A 62 plates koboshi kabuto, around eight thousand rivets and a 5 plates black lacquered shikoro. A black lacqueredresei yodarekake type menpo with 4 black lacquered plates.
Momoyama bowl recreated at Edo period.
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Harikake jingasa decorated with a dragonfly in relief and with a Aoï go mon (three leaves of mallow) gilded.
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A 62 plates sujibachi kabuto in natural iron, Signed Myochin.
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A 62 plates natural iron sujibachi kabuto, kōseizan shape. Shakudo and gilded copper kuwagatadai.
Middle of Edo
H: 30cm
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Jingasa of ichimonji type, made according to the so-called ajiro technique. It is made of fine paper or wood slivers (koyori), then lacquered. It is decorated with two stylized dragons and a golden lacquered mon on sabinuri background.
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A 12 plates nirayama jingasa made of natural iron. The front is decorated with a golden lacquered mon of kutsuwa type (the bit ring), Jomon of Shimazu from Kagoshima in Satzuma.
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Ichimonji style samurai hat in black and gilded harikake lacquer, decorated with a radiating pattern imitating leather.
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