finished fuchi kashira Chinese zwaarden Helmets like this were worn

Helmets like this were worn by Greek hoplites in combination with the musculata or lymotrax

This fibula is clearly made in the Celtic La Tene art style

black and brown

The armet was notable for being the first helmet of its time to fully enclose the head while remaining compact and light enough to move with the wearer

7 cm and it weighs approx

finished fuchi kashira Chinese zwaarden Helmets like this were wornA finished fuchi and kashira, well suited to use as a replacement part or for crafting your own katana. The fuchi and kashira are the 'collars and end caps' that are placed upon the grip of a katana. These fittings were overwhelmingly decorated with stylised motifs. The fuchi is placed as a collar just below the tsuba. The kashira is placed as a closing at the end of the grip.