Japan Armors - Gusoku, Yoroi, Morohada-Nugi-Dō Gusoku, Nimaidō Gusoku, Haramaki - 1600-1800 - as photo wallpapers

Collection of Japanese Armor from the period 1600-1800 on photo wallpapers.

Discover a fascinating collection of fifteen Japanese armors from the period 1600-1800, transporting you to the world of the samurai and their unparalleled art of war. Each piece in our collection is a unique work of art, combining masterful craftsmanship with the rich symbolism of Japanese culture. Crafted with the utmost precision and attention to detail, these extraordinary armors are a perfect decorative accent, bringing historical depth and artistic style to any interior.

Upon request, we can create a unique photo wallpaper depicting a variety of Japanese samurai armor. Each design can be customized to any size.

Have any questions or concerns? Contact us via chat, and we'll be happy to answer all your questions and advise you on choosing the best photo wallpaper for your interior.

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"History of Art: 18th Century Yoroi Armor" Photo Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Armor (Yoroi)-DP336880

This wall mural depicts Japanese Yoroi armor from the 18th century, a return to medieval Japanese styles. Crafted from iron, lacquer, leather, and silk, the armor features a helmet with prominent rivets and a wide neck guard. A breastplate with large, square shoulder guards and a deep, four-winged skirt adds to its impressive appearance. The armor adds a historical and artistic touch to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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Wall mural "History of Art: Nimai-Dō Gusoku Armor"

SKU: (HOA-Nimai-Dō Gusoku)

This wall mural depicts Japanese Nimai-Dō Gusoku armor from the late 16th to early 17th centuries. Crafted from iron, leather, lacquer, fabric, and wood, the armor is a distinctive example of the Akazonae style, distinguished by its intense red color. The use of expensive vermilion highlights the elite nature of this armor, a symbol of honor and courage. The mural captures the unique character of Japanese armory, perfect for interiors with a historical and artistic style.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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"History of Art: Nimai-Dō Gusoku Armor with Box" Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Nimai-Dō Gusoku-BOX

This wall mural depicts Japanese Nimai-Dō Gusoku armor from the late 16th to early 17th centuries. The armor features a wild-hair-style helmet (ranpatsu-nari) with high side crests and contrasting colors of red-brown lacquer and blue-black accents. It symbolizes the adaptation to the evolving martial arts of the Momoyama period, and was owned by Ishida Mitsunari, a distinguished commander under Toyotomi Hideyoshi. This wall mural brings historical depth and elegance to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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"History of Art: Haramaki Armor" Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Armor HARAMAKI

This wall mural depicts a Japanese Haramaki suit of armor from the late 18th to 19th centuries. Crafted from iron, lacquer, leather, gilded copper, silk, and horsehair, the armor is an elegant example of the defensive style of the period. Refined detailing and a harmonious blend of materials create a unique and historic decorative accent that brings the atmosphere of old Japan to your interior. Perfect for art lovers and interior designers seeking inspiration from the Edo period.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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"History of Art: Gusoku Armor from the 18th Century" Photo Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-DP336877

This wall mural depicts Japanese Gusoku armor from the 18th century, characterized by large iron plates, lacquer, silk, and gilded copper. It exemplifies European influences and the introduction of firearms, which necessitated robust, bulletproof armor. The armor's details, such as the exquisite decoration and materials used, will bring historical elegance and unique style to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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"History of Art: Gusoku Armor with Box" Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-BOX-LC-TR

This wall mural features a 19th-century Japanese Gusoku armor, complete with an early 18th-century helmet crafted by Neo Masanobu. Composed of iron, leather, lacquer, fabric, silver, gold, brass, and other materials, the armor combines decorative and practical elements. Unique accents, such as the yellow felt shoulder guards, medicine container, and ink stone, highlight the armor's artistic craftsmanship and historical character. It's a perfect choice for interiors with an elegant, historical style.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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"History of Art: Gusoku Armor from the 19th Century" Photo Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-XIX

This wall mural depicts a 19th-century Japanese Gusoku armor, an example of the revival of older armor styles from the Edo period. Crafted from iron, leather, lacquer, silk, and a copper alloy, the armor boasts a traditional, impressive appearance. The embellishments and craftsmanship of this armor will bring historical elegance and unique style to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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Wall mural "History of Art: Gusoku Armor with Helmet and Mask Jo Michitaka"

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-DP336978

This wall mural depicts a 19th-century Japanese Gusoku armor, whose helmet and mask are signed by Jo Michitaka. Crafted from iron, lacquer, silk, and gilded copper, the armor is emblazoned with the wisteria crest of the Ōkubo family, daimyō Karasuyama. The meticulous detailing and masterful craftsmanship of this armor will bring historical depth and elegance to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Wall mural "History of Art: Nimaidō Gusoku Armor Signed by Myōchin Muneakira"

SKU: HOA-Armor (Nimaidō Gusoku)-LC-L_2015_44_6a_f-013

This wall mural features an 18th-century Japanese Nimaidō Gusoku armor signed by Myōchin Muneakira. Crafted from iron, copper, copper-gold alloy (shakudō), gold, silver, horn, leather, and silk, this armor reflects the period of peace under the Tokugawa rule, when armor became more decorative. The high-relief technique, used by the Myōchin family, adds a dramatic touch to the armor, bringing historical elegance and a unique style to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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"History of Art: Gusoku Armor Signed by Bamen Tomotsugu" Photo Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-DT5333

This wall mural depicts an 18th-century Japanese Gusoku armor, signed by Bamen Tomotsugu of Echizen Province. The armor is composed of iron, lacquer, a copper-gold alloy (shakudō), silver, silk, horsehair, and ivory. The unique lace pattern on the torso guard and the rare color schemes of the kusazuri accentuate the armor's artistic craftsmanship, adding historical and aesthetic appeal to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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"History of Art: Maeda Family Gusoku Armor" Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-DP336968

This wall mural depicts an 18th-century Japanese Gusoku armor, emblazoned with the plum blossom crest of the Maeda family, feudal lords of Kaga Province. Crafted from iron, lacquer, gold, copper alloy, shakudō, leather, and silk, the armor represents the finest craftsmanship of the period, bringing historical elegance and unique style to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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"History of Art: Gusoku Armor from the 18th-19th Centuries" Photo Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-DP336903

This wall mural depicts Japanese Gusoku armor from the late 18th to early 19th centuries. Crafted from iron, lacquer, gold, silver, copper alloy, leather, and silk, the armor features rich decorations, including a relief dragon and clouds on the breastplate. This elegant armor, a testament to Japanese craftsmanship, will add a historical and artistic touch to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art

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"History of Art: Gusoku Armor from the 18th Century" Photo Wall Mural

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-DP341210

This wall mural depicts 18th-century Japanese Gusoku armor, characterized by a unique gilded copper moon helmet flanked by silver waves. The shoulder guards (sode) are embellished with a gold lacquer image of a rabbit leaping from sea foam, a possible reference to the popular Noh play Chikubushima. This armor adds elegance and historical context to the interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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Wall mural "History of Art: Morohada-Nugi-Dō Gusoku Armor from the 17th century"

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-DP336882

This wall mural depicts a 17th-century Japanese Morohada-Nugi-Dō Gusoku armor, typical of the early Edo period. Crafted from iron, silk, leather, lacquer, silver, gold, copper, wood, cotton, hemp, hair, and bone, this armor features a breastplate imitating a naked torso, intended to distinguish the warrior on the battlefield and intimidate enemies. The armor adds a historical and artistic touch to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art

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"History of Art: Gusoku Armor Signed by Yukinoshita Sadaiyé" Photographic Print

SKU: HOA-Armor (Gusoku)-DP336893

This wall mural depicts a 17th-century Japanese Gusoku armor signed by Yukinoshita Sadaiyé. Crafted from iron, lacquer, silk, and gilded copper, the armor features rich decorations and inscriptions, including the coat of arms of the Daté family, daimyō of Sendai. This armor brings historical elegance and unique style to any interior.

Original: Metropolitan Museum of Art .

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Our photo wallpapers are available on five different artistic substrates, such as:

• Mura Vinyl Pennello - a vinyl wallpaper with a brushstroke texture
• Mura Vinyl Canvas - vinyl wallpaper with a natural canvas texture
• Mura Vinyl Intonaco - vinyl wallpaper with a grated plaster structure
• Wall Nature (non-woven) - natural and ecological non-woven wallpaper with a delicate texture - perfectly matte - perfectly dispersing even focused light
• Mura Vinyl Sabbia - vinyl wallpaper with a coarse sand grain structure

Each of the above-mentioned substrates has a unique texture that beautifully highlights the artistic character of our designs.

We can prepare all patterns in any size .

We invite you to discover our collections of wall murals, which are not only beautiful and unique decorative solutions but also demonstrate our deep commitment to environmental protection. We are proud to emphasize that each of our products is manufactured according to rigorous industry standards, guaranteeing the highest quality and safety. Our wall murals are perfect for any room—from children's rooms to bedrooms to dining rooms—ensuring not only aesthetic satisfaction but also the peace of mind of using a product that is friendly to both people and the planet.

We are convinced that our photo wallpapers are not only a source of beauty, but also a responsible choice for your home.

Our photo wallpaper is ready to install, with no cutting or overlapping required. You simply apply the adhesive to the wall, and the panels fit edge-to-edge, making the installation process quick and easy.

All surfaces can be cleaned with a damp cloth.

product properties:

• Product ready for assembly .
• Is durable and resistant to sunlight, so it does not fade.
• It doesn't stretch under the influence of glue.
• You only apply the glue to the wall - easy assembly.
• It allows you to hide imperfections on the wall.
• No overlaps . Edge-to-edge gluing.
• Digital printing in ecological and unscented technology guaranteeing the highest quality.
• They can be used in many rooms such as: living room, bedroom, children's room, study, hotels, offices, as well as in the kitchen and bathroom outside the cooking and wet area (ask about special waterproof substrate) .
• You can easy to clean photo wallpaper with the help of damp cloth .