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Kabuto (兜, 冑 Samurai Helmet) is a Japanese combat helmet worn by warrior samurai throughout the Sengoku era of Japan. Kabuto helmet became an important part of the traditional Japanese samurai armor worn by the ruling Daimyo, samurai class and their retainers in feudal Japan.
There are various types of samurai helmets, such as kabuto, zunari, hachigane, jingasa, tatami, goshozan, momonari, sogonari, saiga, cochin, kuwari, suji-bachi, and hari-bachi, to name a few.
Iron Mountain Armory takes great care in handcrafting samurai helmet kabuto in 2 classes. Gashira (mid quality) and Taisho (high quality). Each samurai kabuto is custom handcrafted at the time of your order
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TBK1 Toppai-Bachi Kabuto
Daikoku Zukin Nari Kabuto
TTHK-1 Tatami Hitaiate Kusari
AKS-HRB-AK
TSGKB-01 Sogonari Kabuto
MKM03T Sengoku Momonari
MKM02-T
TSK05 - Okitenugui Nari Saiga Kabuto
Oki Tenugui Saiga Kabuto
WC - Wooden Samurai Crest
BC: Samurai Brass Crest / Statue
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MKM02T Ko-Gashira Momonari
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JING-4G
Kazaori Eboshi Kabuto
TKK2 Kawari Kaigara
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KB: Kabuto Bitsu
ITA-MONO HACHIGANE (ARMOR HEADBAND)
TZK15 Ii Naomasa Zunari
GZK15 Ii Clan Hachi Zunari Kabuto
JING-2G-2
TZK01 - Hineno Zunari Bachi Taisho Kabuto
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HACHIGANE (IRON HEADBAND)
HGK-01 Hachi Goshozan Kabuto
JING-2G
MKM02-1T Eboshi Nari Bachi
Date Masamune’s Suji-Bachi Kabuto is a Taisho class samurai helmet crafted by the most skilled katchu-shi (Japanese armorer) at Iron Mountain Armory in honor of the famed military tactician and one of the most dominant Daimyo during the end of the Sengoku Era (warring states) through the early Edo Era (peaceful states). This iconic kabuto features 32 ken (individual […]
TCHN-01 Cochin Kabuto
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Bajo Jingasa (Riding Battle Hat) started to become popular amongst gashira (officers) at the end of the Sengoku Jidai and through the Edo Era. Traditionally a defensive helmet, they were allegedly first crafted from wood, leather, nerigawa, then iron and later steel. They progressively improved as the Ashigaru grew in popularity on the battlefield. The bajo-gasa jingasa, […]
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