Red Samurai Armor With Horns

This red samurai armor with synthetic deer horns is a stunning addition to any collection of samurai armor. Crafted with exceptional attention to detail by our skilled armor makers based in Japan, this samurai armor is designed to be both striking and functional, making it the perfect choice for martial arts practice or reenactment.

Historically, samurai would decorate their armor with various symbols and motifs to convey their status, beliefs, and allegiances. One such symbol was the deer antler, which was believed to represent strength, speed, and agility - traits that were highly valued by samurai warriors.

The red lacquer finish on this samurai armor is bold and impressive, while the synthetic deer horns add a touch of power and ferocity, as well as a nod to the historical accuracy of samurai decorating their armor with deer antlers. But this armor isn't just for show - it's fully functional and wearable, allowing you to experience the spirit of the samurai firsthand.

Crafted with high-quality materials and designed to withstand the rigors of combat, this samurai armor is built to last. Whether you're a collector or a martial artist, this red samurai armor with synthetic deer horns is an impressive piece that will not disappoint.

If you're looking for a unique and attention-grabbing addition to your collection of samurai armor, look no further than this stunning piece, crafted by our skilled armor makers based in Japan. Shop now and experience the power and elegance of this deer horn samurai armor for yourself.

***IMPORTANT NOTE***

All our Samurai Armors are hand-forged from scratch, please allow 3-6 months for forging and shipment. They are also custom made to fit you, so please follow the directions for measuring below then add your measurements under Order Details in the checkout menu.

Measuring Instructions:

Required Measurements: Waist Circumference, Chest Circumference, Height & Weight

Please measure with a tailor's tape measure (soft tape measure).

For waist circumference use a tailor’s tape measure (or soft tape measure) and place the end of the tape at your belly button, and wrap straight around until the other side finishes again at your belly button. The soft tape measure should be snug not tight around your waist. This is your waist circumference.

For chest measurement wrap the soft tape measure underneath your armpits at the widest part of your chest. Again this measurement should be snug, not tight.