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AS-036
Japanese Samurai Warrior helmet JINGASA with Samurai family
mon (heraldic emblem) and crossed bar on top
Edo period of Japanese history was a peaceful, and JINGASA
became more popular then more heavy KABUTO
helmet. The function of the JINGASA was still
the same as for KABUTO, but with less accent
on protection against arrow or sword, but from rain and
wind, and to showing the Samurai's social status. It could
be wear for hunting, riding or for police duty.
This is black lacquered samurai warrior's lord JINGASA
of late Edo era in shape of Bajo Gasa
(for riding), with golden ARIMA mon ( heraldic emblem)
associated with daimyo family of HIZEN princedom
and also with crossed bar on top.
The interior of JINGASA is gold lacquer with
black samurai clan ARIMA mon and it's show the high
social status of an owner. Head inside cushion and straps
were restored instead of old one.
Excellent condition according to age.
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