Italiaansa gamurra, late 15e eeuw, grijs Sieraden Armor parts can be easily

Armor parts can be easily attached to the shoulders and arms of the haubergeon with leather laces

Nowadays tempera is completely safe and pigments like that are not sold any longer (even not for art histrical research)

Only later did the skirt develop into the shape we know today

A belt like this is also essential for hanging accessories such as cutlery

Italiaansa gamurra, late 15e eeuw, grijs Sieraden Armor parts can be easilyThe 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. This gamurra is inspired by the Renaissance, featuring gold embroidery to