HELMS, WEAPONS & ARMOURS

 

A Persian PHASGANON replica, a THESSALIAN helmet and a BOETIAN shield.

 

 

 

 

Greeks secondary weapons.

From top to bottom: Andria's XIPHOS, Pedro's XIPHOS, PHASGANON, KOPIDION, Myckon's KOPIS, Andria's KOPIS, ENKEÏRIDION.

 

 

From left to right: 2 greek XIPHOI, AKINAKÈS, KOPIDION, indian KANJAR, Phrygian HARPÉ, Phrygian and Persian swords, Phrygian PHASGANON.

 

Greek PELTA with the very traditional GORGON painting (Medusa).

The PELTA armband and hand grip.

 

A Persian "QADA" (strait sword) and a Persian TAKA (pelta).

 

A Phrygian PELTA, linen painted face cover with leather stiched rim.

A BOETIAN shield with the eye of APOLLO, Master of the Sun, for emblem.

IONIAN GREEK ASPIDA. The scorpion, symbol of ARES.

 

Eduardo working on the making of a Greek shield.

 

A persian ASPIDA, with the painting of "ARIMAN'S" griffin . A rought adaptation of the traditional greek ASPIS KOILE.

 

Leather base support THOORAX.

 

Tamara, Persian archer in armour. Our handcrafted productions are historically true with a special care taken on the finitions.

 

Detail of Gustavo's HOPLITES armour. The leather THOORAX with embossed brass plates and leather harden scales, the KHEIR (vambraces).

 

This was a thick peace of leather, boiled, handmolded, waxed and coocked to form a strong Greek breastplate (with straps and hinges).

 

 

 

The aspis inside view, with its brass embossed PORPAX (armband).

 

 

THESSALIAN helmet, engraved KORINTHOS, classical KORINTHOS, PHRYGIAN hard skin goat cap, PERSIAN hardened leather helm with brass embossed plates.

 

 

Detail of a crest.

 

The notorious KORINTHOS helmet!

 

 

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"Special request" for a stage play. Roman Pretorian leather breastplate. The handmade process included: molding, waxing with a natural beewax, cooking plus finitions (natural black paint and pinetree varnish).