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Kabuto Suji con Hanbo Datación: Período Edo (1603-1867). Procedencia: Japón. Hachi de hierro macizo construido con seis placas remachadas, con un tehen kanamono de cobre segmentado. Mabezashi liso con un maedate de metal oscuro que representa un Takarabukuro (宝袋), la «bolsa del tesoro», símbolo de buena suerte y abundancia, bendiciones auspiciosas y protección de la prosperidad familiar. Shikoro de cinco placas lacado en negro con cordones kon ito sugake odoshi (presenta daños en la laca y pérdidas en los cordones de la placa inferior). Fukigaeshi moldeado. Hanbo sencillo, totalmente lacado en negro, con un yodarekake de tres placas, también atado al estilo kon ito sugake odoshi.
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