deepeeka celtic helmet louviers Romeinse & Keltische fibulae The head of the hammer

The head of the hammer is hollow on the inside to reduce the weight

this headband complements a wide range of character costumes

Shields like this were likely introduced by the Normans and

Armor components in this style were used across Europe from the late 14th to the early 15th century

The sporran is a bag that is traditionally worn on the Scottish kilt

deepeeka celtic helmet louviers Romeinse & Keltische fibulae The head of the hammerThe helmet is a replica of a Celtic helmet from the 1st century AD, found in Agen in the Paris region. Helmets of this type were probably worn throughout Gaul. It is likely that horsehair was attached to the helmet peak. The helmet is well suited to head circumferences of up to 62 cm. Constructed from 1. 6 mm thick steel, it weighs approximately 2 kg. It features a leather inlay and a chin strap for fastening.