Japanese Kabuto
Momonari (Peach-Shaped) Style
Edo Period

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There are several possible variations of this helmet type. The example shown has a barred menpo that is removeable via a hitch pin/spring snap arrangement, a five-lame shikoro (skirt) and three-lame nodawa (neck defense), and is pierced for lacing. This particular helmet was left with a 60 grit finish so that it could be powder coated as shown in a semi-gloss black.

Several other options are available, including full and partial menpo (face masks) and fukigayeshi (temple wings).

See List of Options





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