cotehardie colette velvet blue Size:S showcasing craftsmanship down to the

showcasing craftsmanship down to the smallest detail

Umbos have been designed to deflect enemy blows whilst also providing space for gripping the shield

The suede inner gloves are stitched and nailed to the steel

a Celtic god whom the Romans equated with Apollo

The cutlery set is based on 14th and 15th century originals found in illuminated manuscripts and on painted panels

cotehardie colette velvet blue Size:S showcasing craftsmanship down to theThis cotehardie is a velvet dress, designed for the late Middle Ages. She has the tailored, close fit that was characteristic of the 14th and 15th centuries and which makes her suitable for a noble lady, wealthy merchant's wife or courtier. A cotehardie was traditionally worn over a chemise or shirt, possibly supplemented with a surcotte or cloak for a more formal appearance. The buttons that run from neck to hem and down the sleeves give the dress an