late medieval maroon liripipe woolen hood

late medieval maroon liripipe woolen hoodThe hood is based on originals from the late Middle Ages, as depicted in various illuminated manuscripts. It ends in a long tail, also known as a liripipe. The hood was worn primarily by the lower classes of society and served as a practical head covering, offering protection against the cold and other weather conditions whilst working in the fields and during similar activities. Wealthy people, however, also wore hoods, which were more richly

well-suited to the warmer months

these bracers are built to last and are capable of withstanding continuous use

better known as the Templars

The helmet has been modelled after several originals of a pretorian helmet

The holder is supplied with two throwing knives of tribal character: a bone throwing knife and a stone throwing knife

The buckle and belt end of this belt are decorated with the enamelled depiction of a griffin

Such cuirasses were commonly combined with chainmail voiders

Whether you wish to perfect a Peaky Blinders cosplay or are simply looking for a stylish casual shirt with a touch of nostalgia

Living History

Width Bijlblad: 15 cm

It is comparable to the European glaive

and may equally be employed for beating Orcs