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Tiger shield (1884.30.44)
ChinaTiger shield from China, Asia. Part of the Pitt Rivers Museum Founding Collection. Given to the Museum in 1884.
This large, round shield comes from China and is known as a po. Po were always were made of coiled basketry and painted with a tiger's face. Sometimes a brass boss would form the tiger's nose. These types of shield were used by sword-armed units of Chinese infantry and to complement the design, the troops often wore tiger-striped uniforms.