late medieval maroon liripipe woolen hood Keukenmateriaal - servies - bestek and was later utilised in

and was later utilised in the Roman legions as the signal instrument of the principes

It is also well-suited to medieval reenactment on account of its universal design

The blade bears runes dedicated to Crom

The round buckler is covered with leather for extra protection

late medieval maroon liripipe woolen hood Keukenmateriaal - servies - bestek and was later utilised inThe hood is based on originals from the late Middle Ages, as depicted in various illuminated manuscripts. It ends in a long tail, also known as a liripipe. The hood was worn primarily by the lower classes of society and served as a practical head covering, offering protection against the cold and other weather conditions whilst working in the fields and during similar activities. Wealthy people, however, also wore hoods, which were more richly