Medieval Templar leather belt

At the Council of Troyes in 1128, the Order of the Temple was recognized by Pope Honorius II. Knights received the white robe as a symbol of the purity of his life, which Pope Eugenius added to the Red Cross in 1146. King Baldwin II, king of Jerusalem, installed in the Order in an area of the Jerusalem palace believed to be the temple of Solomon, who bear the name of the Knights Templar or Templars. Orders of battle for the defense of the Holy Land are legendary, as it is still a wealth accumulated mystery losses.

Templar Knight Hooded Cloak,

• white cotton fabric

• Embellished with a red velvet cross stitched on the left forearm area.

• A buttoned leather strap secures the hood to the front.

This Mantle is complemented by the Tunic of the Knights Templar (Sold separately)

Details:

Material: wood

Length: approx. 76 cm

To this day, Masons still use swords for their traditional ceremonies and rituals during the so-called Temple Service.

This Masonic sword has an ornate brass fist and an engraved non-sharp blade, adorned with the characteristic symbols of Freemasonry: square, compass and cross.

The sword comes with a matching hem forged in bluish steel with brass heap and chape.

The newest sword in the old collection! Sedethul was one of the three swords of Avonthia. The Avonthians were three brothers, sons of a king in ancient times, tasked with imprisoning the Immortal Spirit of Darkness in the depths of the earth (from the mythology of the Swords of Antiquity). The handle features an ornate solid metal handguard, a genuine leather grip, and a piercing ribbed grip. The AUS-6 stainless steel blade has the laser-engraved Kit Rae® badge.