sand colored viking tunic

sand colored viking tunicTunics of this kind were basic garments worn by men throughout Europe from the Early to Late Middle Ages. The tunic may be worn separately or as an undertunic, combined with an overtunic in another colour. In colder climates they are worn alongside trousers and leg wrappings. This Viking tunic is decorated with beautiful embroidery. Crafted from 100% cotton, the embroidery is based on motifs from Viking art styles, though it is equally well suited to

Headdresses of this kind were worn during the Renaissance by wealthy ladies from England

The pair weighs approximately 4

The helmet is constructed from 1 mm thick steel

Unlike the original

This type of bevor was most commonly used together with later kettle hats

This oval shield is painted red in the colours of war god Mars

Remove dirt and moisture after use

They may be secured with straps around the shoe

The inlay is crafted from cowhide

with a Persian style blade of 67 cm and a grip of 16 cm

and optimal protection

The diameter is 0