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    Samurai Arts
    Heavy 8 plate samurai helmet and mask, c.1600
    Iron, lacquer, silk, leather, copper, gilt, animal hair
    Approx. 18 H x 16 W x 15 D mounted on stand
    Copyright Ellsworth Gallery, LLC
    $ 14,000.00

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    A heavy eight plate kaga kabuto with en suite menpo, the fukigayeshi and mabezashi covered in textured gold leather. The hachi sports copper fukurin and the fukigayeshi are emblazoned with...
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    A heavy eight plate kaga kabuto with en suite menpo, the fukigayeshi and mabezashi covered in textured gold leather. The hachi sports copper fukurin and the fukigayeshi are emblazoned with a kiri (Pawlonia Blossom) mon in shakudo alloy. The use of this mon became fashionable during the Kamakura era, and was later conferred by shoguns Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Oda Nobunaga on their generals for brave and faithful service, Kaga school, 17th Century.
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