Divine-General Guan Yu Armor

This Divine-General armor, for the Martial-Saint Guan Yu, is reconstructed in accordance with ancient mural depictions. It wrought from refined steel which employs embossed chased copper-carving and hundred-refined-steel hot-forging techniques. Its chest‑and‑abdomen mirror plate is cast in copper with a maximum thickness of 1 mm. The full suit combines chain‑mail weaving with mountain‑pattern lamellar scales overlapping at 1 mm. Decorated with dragon‑motif chasing, over 3,260 armor scales are polished glow golden, denoting princely-rank status. Boasting formidable defensive performance and imposing grandeur, it stands among the finest warrior armors of its era.
Material: Pure copper, cowhide, copper, cast copper
Weight: 29 kg (64 Pounds)
Worn by: Guan Yu (Deified), Mural-Depicted Divine-General Version
Historical Period: Song–Ming Dynasty(960 AD-1644 AD) Murals and Sculptures
Features: The chainmail arranged in the shape of the Chinese character "山 (mountain)"; An ornate and exquisite traditional Chinese armor.

Weapons are not included in the armor suit