chaperon cucullus brown Aziatische Martial Arts This fire striker is based

This fire striker is based on archaeological finds of fire strikers that were used between the 13th and 15th century

This style was popular throughout Europe and was therefore not region-specific

This ring was found in a Germanic woman’s grave dating to the 3rd century AD in Himlingøje

which is covered with leather and decorated with brass

chaperon cucullus brown Aziatische Martial Arts This fire striker is basedThis chaperon is made after several 14th and 15th century manuscripts, pen drawings and sculptures. Chaperons like this were worn all over feudal Europe. They protect the head, neck and shoulders from the rain and cold. Chaperons were worn by people from all classes in society and both sexes. The chaperon is made of 70% wool, it has a medium length tip and the bottom is flared. This chaperon is manually dyed.