gothic dress fiona blue natural

gothic dress fiona blue naturalThe model of this dress is based on 12th century Gothic fashion. Characteristic of this style are the trumpet sleeves, the wide skirt and the lacing on the bodice. Original dresses can be seen on Gothic stained glass windows, Gothic statues in churches and in manuscripts such as the manuscript De Consolatione Philosophiae (11301140) in the Bodleian Library in Oxford. The garment is also known as 'bliaut'. The dress is crafted from sturdy cotton. The

At the top it has two belt loops

The helmet is crafted after a 13th-century original

The sturdy gorget is crafted from roughly woven cotton

the Elizabethan Border Reivers were known for their fondness for this type of helmet

It is a wonderful and stylish defence weapon

chaperons were most often worn by the lower classes and were worn in more alternative ways

archaeological and artistic clues point to shared symbolism

this backpack suits many characters and features storage compartments that can be customised to your own liking

The total length of the sword is approx

Tents of this kind were utilised until the 16th century

The sword is a replica of a 9th-century Viking sword discovered in a burial mound (tumulus) at Kildonnan / Dail Sithean

The tunic is well-suited to re-enacting and cosplaying of early medieval people in Western Europe such as Vikings