landsknecht kampfraudress hannah wool red white Re-enactment kampement en zelf maken Such kaftans were worn by

Such kaftans were worn by Vikings across Europe

particularly as they have often been found at Gallo-Roman sites

Bound in black relief leather decorated with old historical motifs and surrounded by a traditional cross-stitch

Well-suited to historical characters from the 16th–17th centuries and for sword fighting

The rings are woven four in one and subsequently riveted

landsknecht kampfraudress hannah wool red white Re-enactment kampement en zelf maken Such kaftans were worn byThe Kampfrauen, or Trossfrauen, were the women who accompanied the retinue of the Landsknechten: washerwomen, marketers and wives who kept the camp life of these German mercenaries going. Like the men, they liked to wear bright colors and an exuberant cut a visible sign of the same freedom from the dress laws that the Landsknechts themselves enjoyed. This one dress resumes that characteristic Renaissance style in the color scheme red white. The