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Kabuto Helmet with Water Buffalo Side Guards from the Edo Period

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This auction features a traditional Japanese kabuto helmet shaped like a eboshi (a type of traditional headwear), accompanied by wooden water buffalo side guards. The helmet is made from iron, while the side guards are crafted from wood and adorned with black lacquer. Please note that the stand is not included with the helmet. The item shows signs of wear and damage, characteristic of its age. The approximate dimensions of the helmet are 35 cm (length) x 48 cm (width) x 40 cm (height) and it weighs 2 kg. **Shipping and Payment Details:** - Shipping will be handled via Yu-Pack, size 120. - Payment can be made through Yahoo! Easy Payment, bank transfer, or cash on delivery. - Please note that additional consumption tax will be applicable. **Important Notes:** - If no communication is received within one week after the auction ends, the bid will be treated as canceled. - If you wish to receive feedback on your purchase, please contact us after the transaction is complete. - For items exceeding 170 cm, shipment will be handled via Sagawa Express or Yamato small moving service. - Ensure to provide your address in the transaction navigation after receiving the winning notice from Yahoo.

Kabuto Helmet with Water Buffalo Side Guards from the Edo Period

Sold For

230,000 Yen ($1503.27)

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2026-05-07 21:05:22 JST

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Collector Commentary

This Edo period kabuto helmet with unique water buffalo side guards represents a significant piece of Japan's martial heritage, embodying the craftsmanship and aesthetic values of the time. Items like this attract collectors due to their rarity and historical significance; the signs of wear present add character and authenticity, telling a story of use in warfare or ceremonial occasions. Given the current bid of ¥230,000, this piece is positioned well within the typical pricing for authentic Edo period armor, where high-quality, well-preserved examples can command even greater sums, especially in the Japanese market where provenance and condition are paramount. The helmet's intricate design and traditional materials further enhance its appeal to enthusiasts of samurai culture and historical weaponry.