sporran with celtic motif black

sporran with celtic motif blackThe sporran is a bag traditionally worn on the Scottish kilt. For kilts without pockets, it serves as a place where personal items may be stored. The sporran hangs in front of the loins, though it can also be worn on the side should that prove more practical. The sporran is technically derived from the European medieval belt bag, and remains one of the few forms of this bag still in use today. This sporran has been decorated with a Celtic knot motif

The nylon sword bag has been designed for transporting training swords

The shield has been made after historical pieces and is handmade and coloured by hand

and is also well-suited to festivals

Milanese armour components were often worn as a full suit of armour

but by the 17th century they were completely replaced by the bayonet

Golden Age

or arming pourpoint

Steel type: 9260 carbon steel

The side walls are approximately 180 cm high

The LARP sword is a lifelike representation of weapons that orcs

The chest circumference is measured including a gambeson (subarmalis)

These trippen are well-suited to medieval costumes