medieval brooch fleur de lys Werkmessen - gereedschap en touw The pourpoint is particularly well-suited

The pourpoint is particularly well-suited to medieval reenactment

These two archetypes—the destroyer and the hero’s adversary—reinforce one another

whether you're depicting a poor farmer

Sallet worn halfway over the head – provides an optimal field of vision

The total length of each part of the tripod is 120 cm

medieval brooch fleur de lys Werkmessen - gereedschap en touw The pourpoint is particularly well-suitedThe model for this medieval brooch was a pilgrim's sign from England, which dates from the late 15th century AD. The original is now in the possession of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The original Fleur de Lys brooch comes from the English pilgrimage site of Walsingham, where England's most important shrine to the Virgin Mary was located. The circular decoration is typical of medieval halos at Walsingham and was often used for precious metal