medieval gothic dress iseult natural

medieval gothic dress iseult naturalThe dress is based on 12th13th century originals featuring trumpet sleeves, as depicted in illuminated manuscripts, murals and panels from that era. Trumpet sleeves symbolised the high, wealthier class. As well to do ladies were not required to undertake any physical labour, they could wear dresses with 'impractical' sleeves. Dresses of this kind were often worn as a shift, whilst a surcotte in a rich colour was worn over it. The shape of the shift

The hand-forged Viking neck knife is based on a 9th–10th century original found in Gotland in Sweden

Poleyns were worn over chainmail chausses and provided an extra layer of protection for the vulnerable knees

The belt permits you to emphasise the shape of your hips

as they are lifelike

visor and bevor closed – combines a wide field of vision with enhanced protection

The leather diary features approximately 200 blank pages without lines

city of Mainz

It was one of the most popular helmets of the late 15th and 16th centuries

The bag may be fastened with a large brass buckle

it was amongst the first swords to feature a blade designed for both stabbing and slashing

The shape of the shift lent the whole outfit greater form

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