Bright-Light Armor of the Great Tang

Precious-Pattern Bright-Light Armor worn by high-ranking generals of the Great Tang Dynasty. It is forged from refined iron by adopting chased copper-carving and hot-forging techniques. Its copper components reach a maximum thickness of 3 mm, with overlapping sections of 0.8 mm. Employing chain-mail weaving and chasing craftsmanship, its polished armor scales glow brightly under sunlight. Composed of over 3,000 individual scales, this armor symbolizes exalted status, which stands among the finest armors of the Late Tang Dynasty due to its formidable defensive capacity and magnificent appearance.

Material: Electroplated stainless steel, cowhide, copper, refined iron
Weight: 25 kg(55 Pounds)
Worn by: Jinwu Guard,an official post of the Imperial Guard in the Tang Dynasty.
Historical Period: Late Tang Dynasty(the mid-9th century to 907 AD)—Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms(907-979 AD)
Features: The chainmail arranged in the shape of the Chinese character "山 (mountain)"; A type of traditional Chinese armor.

Weapons are not included in the armor suit