HATOMUNE NIMAI-DO GUSOKU
HATOMUNE NIMAI-DO GUSOKU
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JAPON, PREMIÈRE MOITIÉ DE L'ÉPOQUE EDO, XVIIÈME-XVIIIÈME SIÈCLE

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HATOMUNE NIMAI-DO GUSOKU
JAPON, PREMIÈRE MOITIÉ DE L'ÉPOQUE EDO, XVIIÈME-XVIIIÈME SIÈCLE
Fer, cuivre, laque, soie.
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HATOMUNE NIMAI-DO GUSOKU
JAPAN, FIRST HALF OF EDO PERIOD, 17TH-18TH CENTURY

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The helmet is an iron hoshi kabuto type, composed of 62 riveted plates with prominent rivet heads. The shikoro is made of black lacquered iron kiritsuke-kozane.

The ressei-type mask is crafted from iron and finished in sabi-nuri lacquer. It features a mustache rendered in silver lacquer. The yodarekake is also made of kiritsuke-kozane finished in sabi-nuri lacquer.
Haruta school.

The cuirass is a hatomune ni-mai dō type, made of iron with a sabi-nuri lacquer finish. It is adorned with small suaka copper latticework, imitating the braid patterns traditionally used. The lower section bears a silver lacquer design representing flowing waves. Both the sode and the kusazuri are of kiritsuke-kozane lacquered in sabi-nuri.
The visor and cuirass are decorated with a fukurin in engraved shibuichi, featuring scrollwork motifs.
The final lamellae of the shikoro, sode, and kusazuri are decorated with the same cross motifs found on the cuirass.

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