dress feme natural

dress feme naturalThe dress is fashioned after several medieval originals depicted in paintings, tapestries, and manuscripts. Garments of this style were worn throughout medieval Europe, from the 8th until the 15th century, by all classes in society. It is a truly characteristic design for the Middle Ages. Fabric material: 100% cotton

The grip consists of Fuchi

The lorica segmentata was worn from the 1st century AD by Roman legionaries

Lansquenet tents were used until the 17th century

well-suited to parrying and blocking enemy weapons

which had a significant impact on the development of plate armour

Knives were the most important practical objects beside axes

Constructed from carbon steel with a thickness of 1

Whilst no complete finds exist

The Viking Birka cloak Aslaug is an interpretation of finds from a female grave in Birka (Sweden)

The flexible bow features a velour grip

it features a fibreglass core protected by a layer of Kevlar

80-metre-high sides