Japanese Samurai Menpo from the early Edo period, dating back to around 1618 from Kokura Castle Museum in Kitakyushu Japan
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An original Japanese Samurai Menpo from the early Edo period, dating back to around 1618. The Menpo is a significant piece of samurai armor, specifically designed to protect the face during combat, and owning one from this historical period adds immense value to its rarity.
Kokura Castle Museum in Kitakyushu is known for preserving and displaying artifacts from Japan’s rich cultural and historical heritage. The fact that the Menpo has a connection to this museum adds an extra layer of historical authenticity.
The weight of 411 grams suggests a well-crafted and functional piece, likely made with durable materials to ensure the safety of the samurai wearing it. Menpo from this era often showcased intricate designs, reflecting the craftsmanship of skilled artisans.
It’s not uncommon for museums to occasionally release items from their collections for financial reasons or to make room for new acquisitions. This provides collectors with the opportunity to own a genuine piece of history.
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