knight girdle st george brown

knight girdle st george brownThis elegant medieval belt is named after Saint George (George of Lydda), a Roman officer of Greek origin who served in the Praetorian Guard for Emperor Diocletian and was executed in 303 AD for refusing to renounce his Christian faith. Canonised as a saint in 494 AD, his veneration as a Great Martyr spread throughout the Middle East and Europe over the centuries. By the time of the crusades (11th 12th c.), Saint George had become one of the most

The quiver has two straps: one permits you to wear it on your back

it permits protection against rain and wind

around the time they are depicted on both Norman and Anglo-Saxon warriors in the famous Bayeux Tapestry

making it particularly well-suited to portraying Nordic characters

With a pair of boots

The high quality leather sheath has been specially crafted for LARP daggers with a blade up to 5 cm wide

In rain and cold

The luxurious rapier is crafted in the German style and features a bone grip

The sword is modelled after the example found in Dybek

This article has been produced in a limited edition

The caftan is crafted from 70% wool and has been completely manually dyed

the name Damascus steel is employed as a generic term for pattern-welded