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The reconstruction of medieval book from XIV/XV century. It has blank pages ready for writing. The casing allows to fasten the book to the belt. Dimensions: 14cm x 9,5cm x 2cm; length with knot: 30cm.






Three-fingered gloves were used by people from lower and middle class mostly as a hand protection at work. Woolen gloves with lining are perfect for fall-winter season.
Available for Ladies:
- blue
- dark blue
- light green
- dark green
- graphite
- brown/deep red
- falun red







A headwear made of wool with a linen padding reaching the shoulders, with a tail. It can be made with a cut-out.

ITEM4 - white (with pink tone) wool with gray lining







A short hood made of wool with a linen lining with a short tail. ITEM10: blue wool with linen lining






It's a long loose robe put on over the head, with no sleeves. It's made of wool with a linen lining. A surcote is an outer garment used from the 13th century till the early 14th century. In the iconography it is not usually tightened with the belt.
Item is slightly dirty on the bottom edge as it was used on exhibition.
Intended for the person to 180 cm in height and circumference of the bust to 100 cm.
Lining color - brick red.
Outther color -mixture of light blue and light grey







It's an travel outer garment with a hood and with long wide sleeves with a cut near the elbow (allowing you to pull out the hand), it's put on over the head. It's made of wool with a linen lining.
Colour - navy blue with yellow lining.








This type of representation of the saints was used to decorate private chapels or a prayer-desk.
The picture based on "Madonna with Child" located in Munich and probably made by Jean Malouel around 1410.
The picture is made on an oak plank, seasoned and with linen canvas glued to it. Whole plank has been covered with glue-gypsum plaster on which the picture was drawn for the further gilding. The gilding was made with metal particles that are an imitation of gold and give half-mat effect. Egg tempera was used for the painting process and produced with using the original medieval method. It was drawn onto the plank with thin strokes. The painting layer was first protected with egg white varnish. A glaze was put on the gilding.
Dimensions: 15 x 10 x 3 cm








This type of representation of the saints was used to decorate private chapels or a prayer-desk.
The picture based on "Madonna with Child" located in Munich and probably made by Jean Malouel around 1410.
The picture is made on an oak plank, seasoned and with linen canvas glued to it. Whole plank has been covered with glue-gypsum plaster on which the picture was drawn for the further gilding. The gilding was made with metal particles that are an imitation of gold and give half-mat effect. Egg tempera was used for the painting process and produced with using the original medieval method. It was drawn onto the plank with thin strokes. The painting layer was first protected with egg white varnish. A glaze was put on the gilding.
Dimensions: 15 x 10 x 3 cm








The fabric is not too wide but it is suitable for bags, sacks or for an outer layer of a gambeson. Because of it's unusual width, you may need to use more of the fabric than you need normally, and it may be difficult to be dealt with for not a skilled tailor. The fabric was probably produced in XIX century, so it may have some minor defects like spots of different shade. It's possible to order clothes made of this fabric.

Lenght: 16,1
Width: 64cm
Thickness: very thick
Weight: 6,8kg







The fabric is not too wide but it is suitable for bags, sacks or for an outer layer of a gambeson. Because of it's unusual width, you may need to use more of the fabric than you need normally, and it may be difficult to be dealt with for not a skilled tailor. The fabric was probably produced in XIX century so it may have some minor defects like spots of different shade. It's possible to order clothes made of this fabric.

Lenght: 9,6m
Width: 41cm
Thickness: medium
Weight: 1,8 kg







Lady's robe with a little baggy sleeve, with neckline like "V". Robe appered in the second quarter of XV century.
Colour - violet with white lining.








Nailbinding (from danish knitting/needle weaving) - in the early Middle Ages it was very common way of making knitwear using fibres and needle in the early middle ages. The technique is perfect for making socks (or even hoses), gloves and caps.






Size of this gloves is applicable for medium men's or big women's hands.






Size of this gloves is applicable for big men's hands.

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