scottish plaid tartan black stewart

scottish plaid tartan black stewartThe tartan is the famous Scottish plaid fabric in which alternating coloured rows of threads are interwoven. This material has been worn throughout history in Scotland; the Celts were likewise known to wear it, and the fabric was already recognised in Roman times for its quality and distinctive appearance. The traditional Scottish costume consisted of the brat, leine and ionar, and was worn for centuries. The brat was a cloak that could be worn over

6 mm thick bronzed butted round rings with an inner diameter of 8 mm

Tunics of this kind were basic garments worn by men throughout Europe from the Early to Late Middle Ages

in which semi-ritual facial expressions contributed to the identity of the wearer

It has been designed specifically for the starting or younger LARPer

The torque is based on an original worn by the Vikings around the 8th and 9th century

in a model similar to this one

Crafted from sterling silver with great care for all the details

The original was also polychrome

and is particularly comfortable to wear

The tent is of a natural colour

The hand-and-a-half sword is supplied complete with a scabbard

The tunic Ekwin has been designed with generous leg space