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Tub-shaped armour (1920.16.13)
JapanTub-shaped armour from Japan, Asia. Owned by Edwin Sidney Hartland. Given to the Museum in 1920.
This is an Okegawa-do (tub-shaped armour) of lamellar plates, lacquered black and laced with coloured silk, and a solid bodice hinged at the side. Armours like this were mass-produced for the samurai retainers of a daimyõ (Japanese lord) and although it dates from 1650 to 1800, it emulates forms popular in the 15th and 16th centuries.