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Item Report
Japanese Edo Period Samurai Armor
By:Unknown
Style:Edo Period
Origin:Japan
Materials:Lacquered metal, silk, leather
Age:Circa 17th-19th century
Condition:Very Good (consistent age wear, but no major damages)
Value:$15,000 - $35,000
Maker's Marks / Writing:No visible maker's marks
Date:2025-10-31 19:30:02.246601
Description:
An elaborate suit of Samurai armor from the Edo Period (1603-1868), featuring lacquered metal plates, silk cords, and intricate designs. This set includes a kabuto (helmet) with decorative horns, menpo (face mask), dō (cuirass), and suneate (shin guards). The dark lacquer and dark blue silk detailing highlight the craftsmanship typical of higher-ranking samurai.
Curator Questions
Curated by Jade
Assessment:
This Samurai armor set appears to be authentic and well-preserved with expected wear consistent with age, indicating its potential importance and value.
Individual Images:
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Provenance:
None provided
Condition:
Very Good (consistent age wear, but no major damages)
Identification Score: 95%
The style, materials, and construction suggest a legitimate Edo Period Samurai armor.
Authenticity Score: 90%
Given its construction and materials, the armor is likely to be authentic. A word about fakes: Japanese armor is often replicated, but this piece shows appropriate craftsmanship and wear.
Image Memory Note
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Keywords
Japanese, Edo, Samurai armor, lacquered, kabuto, menpo
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