Kaproen Jan van Eyck, rood, wol Size:M This gorget is made after

This gorget is made after late medieval / Renaissance originals

Toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects

On the inside it has two flaps so that the items do not fall out of the bag during an intensive LARP

The development of greaves ran parallel with the emergence of the shorter pavise or knight’s shield

possibly with religious meaning

Kaproen Jan van Eyck, rood, wol Size:M This gorget is made afterThis 15th century headdress is based on a painting from 1430 by the great late medieval painter Jan van Eyck: Man with the Blue Chaperon. Jan van Eyck painted several portraits of people wearing a chaperon, a common headdress in the Middle Ages. A well known example is Portrait of a Man with a Red Turban , which is probably a self portrait. In this painting, Van Eyck used the chaperon as a turban. The chaperon was a hood that fell to the shoulders and