strengthened norman shield

strengthened norman shieldThis type of shield is based on originals depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry (1066), the Codex Aureus Epternacensis (early 11th century), and the chronicle Liber ad honorem Augusti sive de rebus Siculis (1196). Shields of this type were likely introduced by the Normans and, following the First Crusade, were employed by Christian, Byzantine, and some Islamic armies. The shield offered excellent protection and was used by both cavalry and infantry. During

it features a beautiful border decorated with leather lacing

The sturdy tomahawk is crafted by the American brand Condor

which makes the weapon feel vividly in the hand

the bracelet features interwoven dragon motifs throughout

which also gives a beautiful effect when worn beneath a surcotte

Crafted from dark brown cowhide

The ankle boots are easy to put on by sliding your foot into the shoe and closing it with the leather laces on the side

These demi-gauntlets cover the hand from the knuckles to the forearm

it is well-suited to any historically inspired ensemble

The carrying system renders the sword exceptionally practical — everything one needs to become a witcher

The settlement of Gnezdovo or Gnyozdovo is located in modern-day Russia near Smolensk

Please note: apply a layer of silicone spray to protect the paintwork