Handcrafted jewelry direct from the artists, featuring works in chainmail, filigree, wire sculpting, and hammered metals. Thick silver weaves dotted with gemstones, gold-splashed glass beads, copper and gold pounded into shiny earrings, crystals suspended from delicate twists, considerately arranged not just by material but by price.
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An array of very, very period-specific fashions of yore for both peasants and nobles, often modeled after works of art, including excursions into Tudor, French, Italian, and German ensembles of the time. The wearables continue into piratefash, gothic garb, chainmail, and Celtic jewelry, with Civil War and Old West paraphernalia, medieval housewares, and loads of weaponry making up the rest of an extensive catalog.
Chainmail refined into karat gold and sterling silver jewelry, using medieval weaves as a starting point for striking contemporary sparklies. Injections of colorful niobium within a path of silver or left to fall in a dramatic gradient, links arranged to suggest clusters of grapes, queenly ringed collars, tiny clumps of flowers, snakelike arrangements of rings that change size throughout a necklace. No shopping cart, contact the merchant directly for purchasing info.
Chainmail jewelry in brass, stainless steel copper, bronze, titanium, and other materials (including rubber), where the weaves are presented in relative simplicity, sometimes with a sprinkling of beads. Bikini tops and armor take it to the club and the battlefield, and scattered about are the small quirks of dreamcatchers, gear shift cozies, and dice bags. Custom welcome.
Japanese chainmail, which flaunts a distinct petal-like pattern, prettified with beads and multicolored wire in bracelets, necklaces, and flower-looking earrings. Other weaves are available in copper, niobium, and silver.
Reenactment clothing from the Dark Ages up through the 15th century. The more unusual offerings include Viking gowns, legwraps, pin-on sleeves, pleated short jackets, period-correct underwear for men and women, gartered stockings, split skirts to keep one’s dignity while riding horses, all sorts of headwear and hoods, armor and chainmail. Also cooking and dining gear, pottery and pewter, and bath and body goods. Custom welcome.
Chainmail fashion that features a wide variety of weaves and options for metal accessorization. Draping chokers and headpieces, hand and footflowers, belts and skirts, halter tops made with varying degrees of modesty, and custom is welcome.
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