Description About US: Our photographs are taken without retouching or photoshop to ensure that the customer can judge the reality of the object. Thanks to a constant work directly with the best collectors, museums and galleries in Japan and friendship with them, along with a profit margin much lower than the European competition we can offer objects so that many people can choose to have authentic pieces with hundreds of years at more than competitive prices. After all, samurai art is our passion and we want to share it with the world. About The armor: It Comes with certificate of SupeinNihonto. ITEM: FULL SAMURAI ARMOR GUSOKU Edo Period With its original red-lacquer armor box HISTORICAL AND CONTEXTUAL NARRATIVE This impressive Edo-period yoroi immediately stands out through its striking golden crescent moon maedate , a symbol of vigilance, power, and spiritual clarity. Its tall, sweeping silhouette identifies it as a set intended for a samurai of notable rank, suitable for both battlefield presence and ceremonial display. The defining heraldic feature of this armor is the Go-san no Kiri (五三桐) mon —the legendary paulownia crest historically associated with the Toyotomi clan , especially Toyotomi Hideyoshi . Featuring three stylized floral clusters, this emblem was traditionally reserved for families of great prestige and later became one of the most recognizable symbols of authority in Japan. Its appearance on the dō and sode signals a connection to high status and elite lineage. The ensemble follows a refined aesthetic: deep black lacquer, light-colored cords, multicolored Edo brocades, and traditionally constructed metal elements. DETAILED COMPONENT ANALYSIS Kabuto – Suji-Bachi Multi-plate construction with vertical ridges. Glossy black lacquer. Large golden crescent moon maedate . Decorative golden motifs on the fukigaeshi. Articulated shikoro with light lacing. Orange rear agemaki tassel. Menpō Black lacquered mask with defined contours. Orange interior padding.

Description About US: Our photographs are taken without retouching or photoshop to ensure that the customer can judge the reality of the object. Thanks to a constant work directly with the best collectors, museums and galleries in Japan and friendship with them, along with a profit margin much lower than the European competition we can offer objects so that many people can choose to have authentic pieces with hundreds of years at more than competitive prices. After all, samurai art is our passion and we want to share it with the world. About The armor: It Comes with certificate of SupeinNihonto. ITEM: FULL SAMURAI ARMOR GUSOKU Edo Period With its original red-lacquer armor box HISTORICAL AND CONTEXTUAL NARRATIVE This impressive Edo-period yoroi immediately stands out through its striking golden crescent moon maedate , a symbol of vigilance, power, and spiritual clarity. Its tall, sweeping silhouette identifies it as a set intended for a samurai of notable rank, suitable for both battlefield presence and ceremonial display. The defining heraldic feature of this armor is the Go-san no Kiri (五三桐) mon —the legendary paulownia crest historically associated with the Toyotomi clan , especially Toyotomi Hideyoshi . Featuring three stylized floral clusters, this emblem was traditionally reserved for families of great prestige and later became one of the most recognizable symbols of authority in Japan. Its appearance on the dō and sode signals a connection to high status and elite lineage. The ensemble follows a refined aesthetic: deep black lacquer, light-colored cords, multicolored Edo brocades, and traditionally constructed metal elements. DETAILED COMPONENT ANALYSIS Kabuto – Suji-Bachi Multi-plate construction with vertical ridges. Glossy black lacquer. Large golden crescent moon maedate . Decorative golden motifs on the fukigaeshi. Articulated shikoro with light lacing. Orange rear agemaki tassel. Menpō Black lacquered mask with defined contours. Orange interior padding.