Middeleeuws-Renaissance kapje Gouda, naturel Geldbuidels The blade is made in

The blade is made in the Shinogi-Zukuri style without a fuller

the mark of the famous Frankish sword maker

zowel in het moderne leven en bushcraft als tijdens historisch re-enactment

Pleated caps are still part of various traditional costumes in western and eastern Europe and the United States today

Women combined a slip dress and hangeroc that both contrasted in color

Middeleeuws-Renaissance kapje Gouda, naturel Geldbuidels The blade is made inCaps like this were mainly worn by ladies during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. During these periods, ladies always wore head covers in public. Only unmarried girls and prostitutes had uncovered hair. Especially women from the bourgeoisie and the working class wore such caps, such as peasant women, citizens, landladies, market vendors and the like. Caps were also practical, during household jobs such as cooking and dusting, the cap protected the