Ishida Mitsunari Taisho Samurai Armor

Ishida Mitsunari, famed taisho (commander) of the Western army in the Battle of Sekigahara, helping to end the Sengoku era (warring state) and unifying Japan.  This iconic gusoku (matching samurai armor set) of Taisho Ishida Mitsunari, features a tosei-do (late 16th century style cuirass), available in both ito-mono (as seen), kiritsuke-iozane (wide scale) and kiritsuke-kozane (narrow scale) as optional upgrades.  Please click the -> arrow on product images for details. The zunari kabuto features wooden horns and oroshi mabizashi (visor), both finished in gold, emerging from long horse hair, showing wealth, prestige and power.  The tsutsu gote (style of armored sleeves) feature decorative brass designs (optional) along the armor plating.  The Taisho Ishida Mitsunari reproduction gusoku is an iconic samurai armor set that represents both prestige and power. It is sure to command a presence on display or when worn.

This classic and iconic reproduction of Taisho Ishida Mitsunari’s armor set is carefully crafted by the most skilled killed katchû-shi (armorers) at the Iron Mountain Armory.   We use the most traditional and historically accurate & reasonable handcrafting techniques to make certain your armor is both historically accurate and reasonably priced. Like the katchu-shi of old Japan, we are honored to craft your samurai armor set and to make it more custom to your wants.  Please select from the many custom options we offer and if you have any questions, please click the ? next to each option for detailed explanations. If you would like additional customizations, please do not hesitate to contact us directly.  We are happy to be of service to you, before, during and long after your order. We are honored to have you become a Modern Warrior of the Iron Mountain Clan!

Features: Taisho Class crafting.

• Full sized and fully functional.
• Variation of paint, high quality art. silk odoshi colors and traditional features.
• Includes display box and stand.

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To see the class differences, please view Samurai Armor Classes.

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