gothic arm armor with pointed couters

gothic arm armor with pointed coutersThe wearable, fully articulated reconstruction of a late medieval plate armour for the arms is based on a German original from the 15th century (ca. 1465). In the early 15th century, full suits of plate armour began to appear in northern Italy. These are known as Milanese suits of armour. This style was worn throughout Europe and was therefore not region specific. The Milanese armour style is characterised by large, rounded, and undecorated plate

which has been designed to effortlessly complement a wide range of clothing pieces and suit various character portrayals

It is also a great starting point to personalise a water nymph

The cloak is well-suited to 14th-century reenactment and is crafted from 100% recycled wool with a thickness of 350 gsm

The dress is well-suited to Viking reenactment

rather than upon a regular belt

her characteristics were snakes and eggs

With a generous capacity of 0

such as the Signifer

Kirtles could be fastened at the front

The dress also serves as a good basic garment for many costumes

As well-to-do ladies were not required to undertake any physical labour

These swords come with a leather sheath and are crafted from high-quality steel with excellent hardness