early medieval dress clotild blue grey brown

early medieval dress clotild blue grey brownThe dress is based on a sixth century archaeological excavation of clothing fragments found in a women's grave near present day Dortmund. Early medieval images in illuminated manuscripts from the eighth and ninth centuries offer a more complete picture of this type of clothing, such as the Stuttgart Psalterium. The dress is particularly well suited to re enacting and LARP of the Great Migrations, Merovingians and Franks. Manuscripts show that dresses

Its light draw weight renders it safe enough for LARP and re-enactment battles

whilst the quiver has beautiful hand-worked details such as the stitching on the back

The coif is constructed from 1

The Viking knife is a replica of an original excavated in Gotland

The rings are woven in a four-in-one pattern and butted

Crafted from plaster alabaster with an antique patina layer

By the early 14th century

a second hand may be placed on the grip for extra strength

though it may also be employed as a pendant for necklaces

The relief measures 30 x 28 cm and is provided with a hook for hanging it to the wall

The bag is crafted from cowhide

they remained in use for a short time