viking dress aslaug blue

viking dress aslaug blueThe early medieval dress is well suited to Viking costumes, LARP and Cosplay. The neckline is beautifully decorated with a luxurious knot motif embroidered in a contrasting colour. Wealthier Vikings wore colours such as blue and red owing to the price of the dyes and the status of these colours in society. The dress is therefore particularly well suited to portraying a wealthy Viking woman. This elegant design can be combined well with accessories

Owing to the ridges in the grip

The vambrace is 28 cm long and is easily adjustable

They are well-suited to late medieval reenactment

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Examples like this were worn throughout Europe

Wealthy Viking women favoured colours such as red with blue or purple — colours that were expensive to produce and could therefore only be worn by the higher classes of society

The faulds of this cuirass (the lamellar plates at the bottom) are attached with leather straps and are removable

the grip was more ingeniously designed: whilst the standard 1908 version for ordinary soldiers was equipped with a grip crafted from rubber or Bakelite

It weighs approximately 4

Shields were also employed to break through the enemy's line

an original example of such a crest was found near Hadrian's Wall in Northern England

The cuirass and backplate are crafted after Italian originals from the late fourteenth and fifteenth centuries