Ottoman Style Replica Shield Navy blue
It has a willow weave appearance and is suitable for use in animations. It is impact resistant.
Its diameter is 50 cm.
Weight no more than 2.5 Kilograms
The product is produced on order.
The shields of the Middle-East were circular and usually domed. They were constructed of many materials, including iron, steel, bronze, leather, cane, wood, even crocodile hide or turtle shell. However, iron/steel and the cane shields, called kalkan were the most frequent. Thin plant rods are spirally plaited around a wooden disc, they are then stitched securely with fabric threads. Later, during the Ottoman Empire these constructions were strengthened with iron struts and an iron border. The "Kalkan" battle shield was thus able to protect both against arrows as well as against sword blows.
- Historical Ottoman Kalkan Replica’s,
- 15-17th century Ottoman Era ,
- Handmade Product.
- 50 cm
Materials: leather, iron and tether
**Atention: This shield is not organic, it can be use for sword fight but it is not made by historical techniques.
Its diameter is 50 cm.
Weight no more than 2.5 Kilograms
The product is produced on order.
The shields of the Middle-East were circular and usually domed. They were constructed of many materials, including iron, steel, bronze, leather, cane, wood, even crocodile hide or turtle shell. However, iron/steel and the cane shields, called kalkan were the most frequent. Thin plant rods are spirally plaited around a wooden disc, they are then stitched securely with fabric threads. Later, during the Ottoman Empire these constructions were strengthened with iron struts and an iron border. The "Kalkan" battle shield was thus able to protect both against arrows as well as against sword blows.
- Historical Ottoman Kalkan Replica’s,
- 15-17th century Ottoman Era ,
- Handmade Product.
- 50 cm
Materials: leather, iron and tether
**Atention: This shield is not organic, it can be use for sword fight but it is not made by historical techniques.
$899.00
Ottoman Style Replica Shield Navy blue—
$899.00
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It has a willow weave appearance and is suitable for use in animations. It is impact resistant.
Its diameter is 50 cm.
Weight no more than 2.5 Kilograms
The product is produced on order.
The shields of the Middle-East were circular and usually domed. They were constructed of many materials, including iron, steel, bronze, leather, cane, wood, even crocodile hide or turtle shell. However, iron/steel and the cane shields, called kalkan were the most frequent. Thin plant rods are spirally plaited around a wooden disc, they are then stitched securely with fabric threads. Later, during the Ottoman Empire these constructions were strengthened with iron struts and an iron border. The "Kalkan" battle shield was thus able to protect both against arrows as well as against sword blows.
- Historical Ottoman Kalkan Replica’s,
- 15-17th century Ottoman Era ,
- Handmade Product.
- 50 cm
Materials: leather, iron and tether
**Atention: This shield is not organic, it can be use for sword fight but it is not made by historical techniques.
Its diameter is 50 cm.
Weight no more than 2.5 Kilograms
The product is produced on order.
The shields of the Middle-East were circular and usually domed. They were constructed of many materials, including iron, steel, bronze, leather, cane, wood, even crocodile hide or turtle shell. However, iron/steel and the cane shields, called kalkan were the most frequent. Thin plant rods are spirally plaited around a wooden disc, they are then stitched securely with fabric threads. Later, during the Ottoman Empire these constructions were strengthened with iron struts and an iron border. The "Kalkan" battle shield was thus able to protect both against arrows as well as against sword blows.
- Historical Ottoman Kalkan Replica’s,
- 15-17th century Ottoman Era ,
- Handmade Product.
- 50 cm
Materials: leather, iron and tether
**Atention: This shield is not organic, it can be use for sword fight but it is not made by historical techniques.
