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Armor from the Collection of Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller" is on view Through Aug. 3 at Tulsa's Philbrook Museum of Art.
Materials From samurai armor to rocket parts, Kanamori Alloy makes it all. Japanese company with 300-year history is still learning new tricks ...
Step into the world of ancient craftsmanship as skilled artisans revive the warrior's soul through the meticulous restoration of samurai armor. The process begins with carefully dismantling each ...
Based in Fukuoka City, the company Samurai Age produces a variety of fashion items and lifestyle goods that borrow their aesthetic from Japan’s legendary warrior class. Given the recent surge in ...
You get the striking Japanese-made Samurai road bike, which we spied at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show. Titanium-framed bicycles and Samurai warriors are both things that a lot of people ...
The company, known as “ Samurai Age,” also crafts made-in-Japan miniature armor for dolls and bottles of sake. The pet armor appears to be a more recent—and fitting—addition. Suggested Reading ...
Armor became a symbol of prestige during times of peace, as samurai displayed their status and wealth in everything from helmets to horses. When Barbier-Mueller tries to explain the strengths of ...
Samurai Age is also willing to build custom suits of armor for larger critters. The armorer notes you shouldn't force your pet to dress up if it doesn't want to, but animals that already dig ...
Some, including 10 full suits of armor, have never been displayed in public. Samurai, the middle and upper ranks of the Japanese warrior class from 1185 to 1868, defended the imperial court.
Enter Samurai Age. They’re a Japanese company selling samurai armour for cats and dogs. We repeat: there’s a company that allows you to turn your cat or dog into a fearsome samurai.
Japanese retailer Samurai Age, which specializes in novelty samurai apparel, released a new line of samurai armor for pets such as dogs and cats to wear. Advertisement ...
The armor will be released to honor Children’s Day in Japan. The holiday, which takes place on May 5, is celebrated with parents putting up miniature armor suits to celebrate their sons.