skirt anna brown

skirt anna brownInitially, the skirt was a piece of clothing for both men and women. It was crafted with sleeves and worn as everyday clothing across all social classes. Only later did the skirt develop into the shape we know today. Combined with the blouse and bodice from the Anna line, this costume makes a sound base for a tavern maiden's dress. The skirt is also well suited to any other costume. The ankle length skirt Anna is constructed with a wide, comfortable

The seax is based on a 10th-century original excavated in Denmark

The top of the grip features a lace

The head of the mace consists of a 'stone' that is tied to the shaft with laces

The Medieval felt hat is a typical form of headgear from the High and Late Middle Ages

A fine detail: all cotton laces attached to this gambeson feature a historically correct brass lace end

One of the most famous kings was Harald Fairhair of Norway

it may be employed as a training sword and for Historical European Martial Arts

The brazier is based on historical originals

It is based on a sword discovered in a ship burial near Uppsala

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whilst also protecting the legs from cold weather