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Jin-Baori Jin-Baori Jinbaori.JPG information Weapon type: protective weapon, ceremonial weapon Designations: Jin-Baori, Jim-Baori Use: armor region of origin / Copyright: Japan, Waffenschmiede Distribution: Japan Lists on the subject The Jin-Baori (jap. 陣羽織) or Jim Baori is a light armor from Japan.

Table of Contents 1 Description 2 References 3 Single Signs 4 See also Description [Edit | Edit Source Code] The Jin-Baori is a kind of jerk that is worn at ceremonial occasions. It usually consists of fabric, silk, damask, brocade, or leather. Usually it has no sleeves but a collar. The different versions are named as follows:

Hampi-Baori: without sleeves Karaka-Baori: Without sleeves, but frills on the shoulder So-Baori: Flowing sleeves Some of the Jin-Baori had a brigantine trim on their shoulders as armor. They are often very richly embroidered and often wear the coat of arms of the clan or the feudal lord (for example "Tokugawa-Mon") on the backside [1].

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information Weapon type: protective weapon, ceremonial weapon Designations: Jin-Baori, Jim-Baori Use: armor region of origin / Copyright: Japan, Waffenschmiede Distribution: Japan Lists on the subject The Jin-Baori (jap. 陣羽織) or Jim Baori is a light armor from Japan.

Table of Contents 1 Description 2 References 3 Single Signs 4 See also Description [Edit | Edit Source Code] The Jin-Baori is a kind of jerk that is worn at ceremonial occasions. It usually consists of fabric, silk, damask, brocade, or leather. Usually it has no sleeves but a collar. The different versions are named as follows:

Hampi-Baori: without sleeves Karaka-Baori: Without sleeves, but frills on the shoulder So-Baori: Flowing sleeves Some of the Jin-Baori had a brigantine trim on their shoulders as armor. They are often very richly embroidered and often wear the coat of arms of the clan or the feudal lord (for example "Tokugawa-Mon") on the backside [1]. ↓    ↓      ↓     ↓      ↓     ↓      ↓     ↓      ↓     ↓      ↓     ↓      ↓     ↓      ↓     ↓ }}