renaissance dress lucrezia gray

renaissance dress lucrezia grayThe gamurra is an Italian dress from the 15th and early 16th centuries, featuring a fitted bodice and a wide skirt. The early version had front lacing and the sleeves were attached to the dress; a later version had lacing at the sides. After 1450, the sleeves were separate and attached to the bodice with laces or buttons. For formal occasions, an overdress was worn on top. The gamurra has been inspired by the Renaissance, featuring gold embroidery to

with a symmetrical design that makes it particularly striking for photoshoots and costumes

The mace is constructed from foam and latex and has a fibre glass core

Crafted in the Mammen style

but at least after each use with silicone spray

A highly detailed relief of a lararium (house altar) excavated in Pompeii at the house of the Vetti

which is worked in a colour that contrasts with the colour of the chaperon

It is a particularly fine complement to medieval LARP

A strong and thick hard leather gauntlet for the right hand

who appeared frequently in Roman figurative art

The trousers are crafted in the style worn by the German landsknechts

These helmets were often mass-produced

Damascus steel knives were purchased from traders