hood geralt black

hood geralt blackInspired by the mediaeval gugel hood style from Germany, the hood is crafted from herring bone pattern wool with polyester light and dark brown fur trim. It sits well on top of another garment, as such hoods were normally worn during the Middle Ages. Typically, this would have been a shirt or a tunic, to which the hood was added as extra protection from the weather particularly in winter, when the fur trim proved especially useful. It ties together at

The Tudor doublet is a close-fitting upper garment in Renaissance style

This highly detailed aquila is entirely handcrafted from brass

85 cm in length

Well-suited to any re-enactment and LARP Viking character

It measures 1 x 2

Imitation steel rivets complete the excellent realism of this shield

The scabbard has been constructed after parts found in the Rhineland

The turtle brooch is crafted entirely by hand

The surcotte is crafted from sturdy cotton canvas

Symbolism of this kind can be seen in various Viking jewellery

amongst them the Alamanni and Merovingians

but the authentic (and surprisingly