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A light-blue medieval linen blouse with short puff sleeves. With the down-to-earth linen fabric and sober details the blouse is suited for medieval peasants and commoners. It can also be worn as a Dirndl blouse. -
Girdle made from loden fabric. Serves with its peplum as an overskirt as well. Thus it provides medieval or elizabethan clothing with elegance and skirts with more volume. -
Medieval blouse made from black linen. The robust fabric is warm in winter and comfortable in summer. The deep neckline and white lace trimming provide it with elegance. -
Multilayered voluminous skirt with high slit. Fitting for a bellydance costume or when you want to feel like a medieval oriental princess. -
Partly transparent short sleeved coat made from black chiffon. Complements a bellydance or oriental medieval costume. Since bellydance tops mostly are bare midriff the coat adds some mystery and warmth. -
Top made from precious patterned brocade, woven with blue metal thread, and decorated with lapis lazuli, ideal for a bellydance or oriental medieval costume. -
The Elizabethan corset made from black linen gives the upper body the conical shape desirable at that time. The corset or bodice is suitable for portrayals during the Renaissance or early Baroque (1550-1630). -
Hip-length medieval cape made from wool loden with hood. It is lined with satin and is closed with a bronze metal clasp. -
A classical tricorne handsewn from blue satin with paisley pattern. Decorated with different black lace, trimmings and a large ostrich feather. The tricorne came up during the late renaissance in the 17th century and was popular until the 18th century.
