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Barbuta
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The Barbuta Helmet by Epic Armoury is a historical medieval helmet, featuring a reinforced Y-shaped visor and a curved decorative crest. Made from 1 mm mild steel, it’s perfect for LARP, reenactments, and collectors of medieval armour.
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Epic Armoury’s Barbuta Helmet is a 15th-century Italian-inspired helmet, combining elegance and functionality for battlefield protection. Designed to cover the head, neck, and most of the face, its iconic Y-shaped visor ensures clear vision while being reinforced with rolled steel and rivets for added strength.
The curved crest running from forehead to neck adds a commanding presence in battle. The Barbuta Helmet is highly versatile, pairing well with Renaissance attire while also embodying a high-fantasy aesthetic, making it a popular choice among high elves in modern fantasy culture.
For a secure fit, the Barbuta Helmet fastens with an adjustable leather chin strap. Crafted from 1 mm thick mild steel with top-grain leather straps and fittings, this helmet is built for LARP, historical reenactments, and collectors of medieval armour.
✨ Key Features | Características Destacadas:
✔ Authentic 15th-century Italian Barbuta helmet replica.
✔ Reinforced Y-shaped visor with steel plating and rivets.
✔ Decorative curved crest for an imposing battlefield presence.
✔ Made from 1 mm mild steel with high-quality leather straps.
✔ Ideal for LARP, historical reenactments, and collectors.
⚔ Applications | Aplicaciones:
🏹 Perfect for Renaissance soldiers and elven warriors.
🏹 Ideal for historical reenactments and exhibition combat.
🏹 Essential for LARP and high-fantasy cosplay.
The Barbuta Helmet by Epic Armoury is a historical medieval helmet, featuring a reinforced Y-shaped visor and a curved decorative crest. Made from 1 mm mild steel, it’s perfect for LARP, reenactments, and collectors of medieval armour.