Tatami Do Gusoku, Japan Samurai Armor

tatami-do gusoku Kaga province Late Edo period (around 1800) Natural iron zunari type kabuto mounted in kaga style. The zunari or hineno kaButo symbolizes a head. This helmet has eyebrows made by the uchidachi technique (pushed back) the shikoro in slats, the last of which is in lacquer imitating the wrinkled leather "é urushi tatakinuri typical of the school of kaga Menpo of the ryubu type in natural iron, menpo of the noble man with his arrows Do natural iron tatami mat Kaga workshop Great care has been taken in the finishes. Clouds made in uchidachi (metal repoussé technique) on the muna ita. Floral pattern Engraved in kebori Apply flowers to each hexagon. The do reinforcement is in the shape of a gumbai (war fan) This do is sprinkled with shirome (silver projection). Sangu (literally 3 pieces) including Kote, suneate and haidate en suite Natural iron and hemp fabrics. Kaga workshop. Identifiable by the applications of sakura flowers covering the shoulders of the kote. This armor comes with its storage box. constitutes of rhombuses .a pattern of clouds in ushidashi. the rear has a fan-shaped reinforcement it is rare to find a tatami of this quality the set is assembled in the style of kaga. probably composite like 90% of the armors but in a coherent style for the colors of lacquer, odoshi and metals and patterns the blood is in suite, the sode and haidate are in suite other photos of each room are available on request