Nimaido Kachi Samurai Armor

Ni-Mai Do became one of the most common armor designs used during the last 100 years of the Sengoku Era.  The Ito-mono used for this armor style, are long single plates, that are overlapped and then riveted or laced together, forming a sleek, thick, robust and shock-absorbing armor. This form of crafting made for faster crafting time and a more efficient use of materials.  The Do is also much easier to maintain than the earlier style of kozan yoroi.

Our apprentice katchû-shi (Japanese armor smith) will craft this Kachi samurai armor using a traditional Ni-Mai do (2 section chest) without a hinge joining the front and back. We will craft your yoroi for your size, then paint and lace it according to your instructions. Our katchû-shi  is also happy to custom craft your preference of helmet, mask and shin armor, as well as any other options you choose.

Features: Kachi Class.

• Variation of paint, nylon odoshi colors and features.
• Full sized and fully functional.

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To see the class differences, please view Kachi Vs. Gashira.

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