Name/Title
Bajubandh_REntry/Object ID
261; Full Code: 261.1.49-AM-IMTags
Armour, Silver workDescription
This artifact is the Right Baju Band, representing the primary arm defense for the dominant hand of your personalized armor set. Unlike the left guard, this specimen features a two-piece articulated construction, documenting a specialized focus on protecting the elbow and bicep regions. It maintains the high-status Silver Koftagari finish, ensuring total Administrative Symmetry with your Nahang torso plates and Kulah Khud.
Core Components & Engineering
The Primary Vambrace (Forged Carbon Steel): A long, anatomically curved plate designed to wrap around the right forearm.
Geometry: The plate is elongated with a radical distal taper. The "rolled" or flanged edges act as structural stiffeners, preventing the steel from bending under the lateral stress of a parry.
The Secondary Rerebrace (Bicep Guard): A shorter, curved steel plate located above the main forearm guard.
Articulated Interface: This piece would traditionally be connected to the main vambrace via a flexible chainmail joint or leather straps.
Mechanical Logic: This "Split-Plate" design is engineered for Operational Fluidity. It allows the elbow to flex and rotate freely while ensuring that the soft tissues of the upper arm remain within the defensive perimeter.
The Ornamentation (Silver Koftagari): The surface is entirely covered in precision silver inlay work.
Decorative Vocabulary: Features dense floral rosettes and interlocking geometric vines. The consistency of the silver-to-steel bond across both plates documents a high state of Curation Integrity, signaling that the armor was produced as a single, unified commission.Made/Created
Manufacturer
Jitendra PariharDate made
circa 2010Ethnography
Cultural Region
Region
Central Western IndiaAcquisition
Acquisition Method
Purchase
