wool cloak ceridwen blue

wool cloak ceridwen blueThe cloak is crafted from a wool mix, making it well suited to the winter months, early spring and late autumn. The front of the cloak features two ribbons to tie it securely. In rain and cold, the hood may be pulled on to keep the head warm and comfortable. The hood is long, in mediaeval liripipe style. The fabric is waterproof in light rain, and may optionally be treated to render it even more waterproof against the winter rains. The edges of this

Haubergeons offer optimal protection and more freedom of movement than the hauberk

The holder may be adjusted to size by means of the leather laces

This was likely a development of the klappvisier bascinet

The style of this late Viking brooch shows obvious Ottonian influences

Gothic statues in churches and in manuscripts such as the manuscript De Consolatione Philosophiae (1130–1140) in the Bodleian Library in Oxford

A large wall display for placing eight katanas

A belt permits the dress to be fastened and worn elegantly over your dress or tunic

The LARP sword is inspired by historical originals and is well-suited to portraying a human

during the growth of large towns

This helmet weighs approximately 3

2 cm and a shaft diameter of 2

this armour is well-suited to LARP battles