Japanese Armor, 17th Century, Middle Edo Peri

Brown lacquered Yokohagido-type armor, Geuroku period, late 17th century, circa 1680-1700.

Kabuto (helmet) of the suji-bashi type with 59 plates; the fukigaeshi (guards) are missing, no lining.
Weight: 1.6 kg.

Do (armor) with lacquer losses but complete with its kuzasuri (guards) and large sode (dress uniform).
Weight: 6.6 kg.
Some parts of the lacing have been redone, others are damaged.
Kote (arms) and haidate (thighs) are also old but with a different silk lining.
The sunaete (skull guards) are included but are not original.
Maedate (shoulder guards) are also included but are not from the same period.

This armor was sold in the 2000s for 45,000 francs; unfortunately, it was poorly preserved and has deteriorated. (Period certificate available upon request)

This armor will allow you to create a Japanese samurai atmosphere at a low price.
Further information available upon request.