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Edo Period Japanese Samurai Armor

By: Unknown

Style: Edo Period

Origin: Japan

Materials: Lacquered metal, silk, leather

Age: 17th to 19th century

Condition: Very Good (minor wear consistent with age)

Value: $15,000 - $30,000

Maker's Marks / Writing: No visible maker's mark

Date: 2025-10-31 14:35:39.064582

Description:

This is a set of traditional Japanese Samurai armor from the Edo Period, featuring intricate lacing and metal details. The armor includes a kabuto (helmet) with a crest, a menpo (face mask), and sode (shoulder guards). The materials include lacquered metal, silk, and leather.

Curator Questions

Curated by Jade

Assessment:

This is a finely crafted and well-preserved example of Edo Period Samurai armor, representing the skill and artistry of Japanese armorers.

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Provenance:

None provided

Condition:

Very Good (minor wear consistent with age)

Identification Score: 95%

The distinct features and materials strongly suggest this is an authentic Edo Period Samurai armor.

Authenticity Score: 90%

Given the craftsmanship, materials, and wear, this piece is likely authentic from the Edo Period.

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Keywords

Edo Period, Samurai Armor, Japan, Kabuto, Menpo

Report ID:  : s3x6g2

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