quiver atilla black

quiver atilla blackThe quiver is crafted from suede leather and features beautiful decorative patterns in strong vegetable tanned leather at the bottom and top. The quiver is lined with a hand stitched leather lace. It has two straps: one permits you to wear the arrow quiver on your back, whilst the other allows you to fasten it around your hip to a belt or a baldric. In this way, it remains in place during an intensive battle.

Helmets of this kind came into use in the 15th century and continued to be worn well into the 16th century

This permits it to be worn in a variety of ways — it may be wrapped fully around the neck

White surcoats would have been worn by the Cross Knights to reflect the heat of the sun on their equipment in the desert of the Holy Land

The mask is very detailed and constructed from good quality materials

This type of dress is also known as the cotehardie

7 cm and weighs 2300 grams

the close helmet opened vertically by means of an integrated rotating bevor attached at the same pivot points as the visor

This refers to the mix amongst the Gaelic and Viking ancestors

The Viking Birka cloak Aslaug is an interpretation of finds from a female grave in Birka (Sweden)

The nose piece is constructed from 3 mm thick steel for additional safety

The strap is 180-190 cm long and approx

it measures 102 cm in total length