wooden tankard

wooden tankardAlways needed at a medieval banquet! Similar tankards were used in the late Middle Ages and the renaissance. Tankards were made of wood, metal, glass or pottery. This tankard has a content of ca. 0,5 l. Care The tankard has been treated with food safe oil. It is not suitable for hot liquids. Liquids should not be kept in the tankard for multiple hours; the tankard should be emptied as soon as possible. Before first use, clean the tankard with a damp

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The chausses cover the entire leg

It measures 36 x 27 cm and has a neck opening of 15 x 14 cm

This luxurious gladius is crafted in the Pompeii style and features a decorated grip constructed from bone and wood

it is well-suited to LARP or theatre

It has smaller openings

The axe was traditionally a tool that everyone had at home

Exposure to strong and prolonged heat or sunlight should be avoided

Material: 74% wool

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

Early medieval images in illuminated manuscripts from the eighth and ninth centuries offer a more complete picture of this type of clothing

The sleeves and neckline are fitted with cords to permit adjustment of the dress to your size