Gusoku Gallery

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Armor (Gusoku), 16th and 18th centuries; Edo periodJapanese

An Orange-Laced Nimaido Tosei Gusoku Armour for a Daimyo, Edo Period, 1603-1868from Peter Finer

Hotokedo tosei gusoku armor, Japanese, Edo Period 17th-18th century.from The Ann and Gabriel Barbier

Gusoku with Ni-mai Okegawa Hishinui Do. Momoyama-Edo period, 17th centuryHelmet by Iehisa. Armor dec

Okegawa Do Tosei Gusoku. Late Edo Period, 19th century Thirty-two-plate suji bachi kabuto with itamo

Japanese gusoku type armor, 18th centuryfrom the LA County Museum of Art

Gusoku type armor, Japan, 16th century.from The Tokyo National Museum

A set of Japanese Tosei Gusoku armor, 19th century.

Nuinobe Do Tosei Gusoku. Mid to late Edo Period, 18th/19th century Eight-plate russet-lacquered iron

Saotome and Myochin Gusoku. Helmet by Saotome Iesada, 18th century, the cuirass by Myochin Soshu, da

Blue Laced Black-lacquered Gusoku. 18th centuryThirty-two plate suji kabuto with a four-stage shakud

Composite armour parts, Unsigned. Edo PeriodA sixteen plate iron suji-bachi kabuto with four-stage t

Composite Dangaye Do Tosei Gusoku. Edo Period, 18th century.Sixty-two-plate ko boshi bachi Momoyama

Hon-kozane nimai-dô gusoku. Mid Edo Period (1615-1967)Tachi-dô style, made in black lacquered hon-ko

Japanese armor (Sendai-do no Gusoku), produced by Muneyoshi of the House of Myouchin, 1735.from The

Sakura Gawa Do Maru Gusoku. Late Edo Period, 19th centuryThirty-two-plate russet-lacquered hoshi bac

thekimonogallery:Zunari kabuto, okegawa dou gusoku. 19th century, Japan

Warabe gusoku (boy’s armor), Japanese, 18th century.from The Ann & Gabriel Barbier-Mue

met-armsarmor: Armor (Gusoku) by Jo Michitaka, Arms and ArmorMedium: Iron, lacquer, silk, gilt coppe

Armor of the nuinobedō type (nuinobedō tōsei gusoku) and military equipment, late Momoyama period, a

japaneseaesthetics:Armor of the okegawado type (okegawado tosei gusoku), late Momoyama to early Edo

thekimonogallery: Gomai-dō tosei gusoku with “Kyu” kamon, Mid Edo period, 18th century

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