greek musculata

greek musculataThe so called musculata, a cuirass shaped like a muscular torso, was worn from the 4th century BCE to the 3rd century CE, first by the Greeks and later by the Romans. From the first half of the 16th century, the subarmalis and other classical armour pieces came back into fashion. During the Renaissance, the classical world received special attention, which led to a new development in plate armour: the all'antica style. This style is characteristic of

They can be easily combined with armour pieces from the Churburg or Avant styles

they feature leather straps on the back to permit secure fastening to the shin

The belt features rings from which pouches

The acketon covers the body to the hips

The practical fingerless gloves are crafted from high-quality vegetable-tanned leather

safety and intensive use

Transport weight (gram): 1000 *

The armour parts may also be worn over a costume

smell and talk whilst wearing the mask

well into the High Middle Ages

the Wild West

Crafted from 16 gauge steel by hand