benedictine habit Samurai pantser en kleding The charioteer

The charioteer

which is lined with cotton on the inside

The fibre glass is protected by a layer of kevlar

Berets like this were already worn in South Europe during the 14th century

This replica horseman’s pick is crafted in the stylized form of a fist gripping a dagger

benedictine habit Samurai pantser en kleding The charioteerThe monk habit is crafted after habits worn by the Benedictine Order during the Middle Ages. The monks were also known as 'Black Monks', owing to the colour of their habit. Saint Benedict of Nursia established his first monastery as early as the 6th century. By the 9th century, the Benedictine rule had become the standard form of monastic life in nearly the whole of Western Europe. Their scriptoria flourished from the Carolingian era onwards. The