chaperon rogier van der weyden wool burgundy

chaperon rogier van der weyden wool burgundyThe chaperon is well suited to Renaissance costumes, cosplay and LARP. Based on the famous paintings of the Flemish painter Rogier van der Weyden, the chaperon has been designed to reflect the style of the period. Worn by both men and women, it was considered amongst the most common headdresses of the upper class.

These ageless shoes were worn from the Stone Age through Classical Antiquity into the Early Middle Ages and possibly even later

The trousers are based on various images from the Viking age

but is also particularly fitting for Cosplay of strong female figures such as Joan of Arc

the arming doublet also became a fashionable civilian garment: men who were not knights wore arming doublets

The bust is crafted entirely by hand from alabaster

whilst the surface has been finished to resemble black wood

The dress is crafted from cotton

This axe is a replica of a 10th-century original found in the Danelaw

The loops are also detachable and can be swapped around should you wish to wear the holder in a different way

It is therefore straightforward to employ and makes a fine addition to any costume

It is suitable for a wrist circumference of 19–24 cm

Unlike normal steel