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Ceremonial suit of armour for a samurai, Edo Period (mixed media)

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Ceremonial suit of armour for a samurai, Edo Period (mixed media)

3593307 Ceremonial suit of armour for a samurai, Edo Period (mixed media) by Japanese School; Magdalen College, Oxford, UK; (add.info.: 1560 (helmet), 1700s (armour)
Iron, gilt iron, gilt soft metals, lacquer, gilt leather, doeskin, crystal, mother-of-pearl, silk, wood and bear fur.
The armour was given to Magdalen College by Prince Chichibu (1902-53), who had studied there in the 1920s.); Japanese, out of copyright

Media ID 23632954

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This print showcases a magnificent ceremonial suit of armor for a samurai, dating back to the Edo Period. The intricate details and exquisite craftsmanship of this mixed media masterpiece are truly awe-inspiring. Crafted from various materials such as iron, gilt soft metals, lacquer, leather, crystal, mother-of-pearl, silk, wood, and even bear fur; this armor represents the epitome of elegance and protection. The historical significance of this piece is further enhanced by its connection to Magdalen College in Oxford, UK. It was gifted to the college by Prince Chichibu during his time studying there in the 1920s. As we delve into the rich history behind this artifact, it becomes apparent that it symbolizes not only the bravery and skill of a samurai warrior but also serves as a testament to cultural exchange between Japan and England. The helmet's origins can be traced back to 1560 while other parts of the armor were crafted in the 1700s. Its design features an elaborate crest depicting a shishi lion dog - an emblem often associated with strength and protection. This print allows us to marvel at both its aesthetic beauty and historical significance. It serves as a reminder of Japan's rich heritage and provides insight into the world of samurais during one of their most celebrated eras – truly capturing our imagination with every detail revealed.

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