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- Date of production 1st half of the 18th century
- Place of creation Japan
- Dimensions height: bowl: 18.8 × 26.5 × 23.3 cm, width: of neck protector: 40 cm
- ID no. MNK-VI-6535/1-2
- Museum The National Museum in Kraków
- Availability deposit in Museum of Japanese Art and Technology Manggha
- Subjects war, clothing, famous people
- Technique gilding, casting, chiselling, punching
- Material wood, leather, iron, copper, silk, lacquerware, shibuichi and shakudo alloy, silk tape
- Acquired date donated by Feliks Jasieński in 1920
- Object copyright The National Museum in Kraków
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Małopolska's Virtual Museums project
- Tags ornamental techniques , military , Japan , Feliks Manggha Jasieński , 3D , headgear , public domain
The collection of military items from the Far East in the National Museum in Kraków includes over one thousand exhibits, from which the most numerous are Japanese works. Armours and helmets belong to extremely valuable specimens and although they mostly come from the Edo period (1603–1868), we can admire the Japanese masters’ superb craftsmanship in them.
moreThe collection of military items from the Far East in the National Museum in Kraków includes over one thousand exhibits, from which the most numerous are Japanese works. Armours and helmets belong to extremely valuable specimens and although they mostly come from the Edo period (1603–1868), we can admire the Japanese masters’ superb craftsmanship in them. The presented helmet with a complex main bowl and an antler-shaped shikami decoration belongs to the extremely valuable examples of such specimens.
Elaborated by Beata Romanowicz (The National Museum in Kraków), © all rights reserved
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