Leather Hitsu (Armor Box) Cover, Japan
This Hitsu cover, originally designed to encase the storage boxes used by Samurai for their armor, is a striking example of period craftsmanship. Typically adorned with the clan mon (emblem), this cover remains in excellent condition, with only minor edge wear consistent with its age. Each decorative side is well-preserved and commands attention, making it a captivating piece of historical armor.
Circa: Edo Period
Height: 21.5 inches
Width: 15.5 inches
Weight: 1 lb
This Hitsu cover, originally designed to encase the storage boxes used by Samurai for their armor, is a striking example of period craftsmanship. Typically adorned with the clan mon (emblem), this cover remains in excellent condition, with only minor edge wear consistent with its age. Each decorative side is well-preserved and commands attention, making it a captivating piece of historical armor.
Circa: Edo Period
Height: 21.5 inches
Width: 15.5 inches
Weight: 1 lb
This Hitsu cover, originally designed to encase the storage boxes used by Samurai for their armor, is a striking example of period craftsmanship. Typically adorned with the clan mon (emblem), this cover remains in excellent condition, with only minor edge wear consistent with its age. Each decorative side is well-preserved and commands attention, making it a captivating piece of historical armor.
Circa: Edo Period
Height: 21.5 inches
Width: 15.5 inches
Weight: 1 lb