Jacan Tahali Rechtshandig - Bruin Leren pantser It was worn in formal

It was worn in formal portraits

a substantial wheel pommel

The original sword is now on display at the Hull and East Riding Museum and is one of the best preserved anthropomorphic swords

This medieval earthenware plate is a replica of 15th century originals

You can make it extra authentic and comfy by covering it with a sheepskin

Jacan Tahali Rechtshandig - Bruin Leren pantser It was worn in formalTahali or Jacan sword holder, this sword holder has four straps to adjust a wide variety of sword thicknesses. In addition the Jenan tahali has a wide and strong fastening point to adjust it to the belt, you can attach Jacan to a wide variety of belt thicknesses, it admits up to 7cm wide. The leather used to make this tahali is of the best quality, using leather from the tanneries of the South of Spain, famous for their expertise making leather for