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Medieval Leather Shoulder Bag with Embossed Herringbone Pattern – Brown
Are you heading to a medieval market, a historical festival, or a LARP event and looking for a stylish way to carry your modern essentials without breaking the authenticity of your costume? This premium leather shoulder bag from House of Warfare is exactly what you need. Handcrafted in Spain from high-quality leather, it combines practical storage with exquisite craftsmanship. The flap, decorated with a stunning embossed herringbone pattern, adds a touch of nobility to your attire. With an internal divider to keep your phone, wallet, and keys organized, and an adjustable strap for a perfect fit, this bag is an essential accessory for any nobleman or commoner who values quality and style. Further product information ...
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Medieval Leather Shoulder Bag with Embossed Herringbone Pattern – Brown
Craftsmanship and Functionality Combined
This medieval satchel stands out with its sturdy rectangular shape and durable construction. The main aesthetic feature is the front flap, which showcases a detailed pattern mimicking woven leather straps. The bag secures firmly with a leather strap and a period-accurate rectangular buckle, ensuring your belongings stay safe even during the liveliest tavern brawl. A standout feature is the adjustable shoulder strap, equipped with a unique brass buckle featuring a "Nordic Dragon" motif. This detail enhances the historical character of the piece. Inside, you will find a practical internal divider that splits the bag into two halves, making it easy to keep your items neatly organized and accessible.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Genuine leather, brass |
| Height | 23.5 cm (24 cm according to diagram) |
| Width | 17.3 cm |
| Thickness (Depth) | 7.6 cm |
| Weight | 418 g |
| Strap length (min/max) | 97.4 cm – 124.9 cm |
| Origin | Made in Spain |
Did You Know? Bags in the Middle Ages
In the Middle Ages, you would search in vain for pockets in trousers or tunics. Pockets as we know them today didn't appear in clothing until much later. This made belt pouches and shoulder bags an absolute necessity for everyone, from simple peasants to royalty. This House of Warfare bag draws inspiration from historical designs where utility met artistry.
Leather Care for Longevity
Leather is a natural material that needs care to remain supple. To keep your bag looking brand new for years to come: * Cleaning: Brush off dried dirt with a stiff-bristled brush. Then, gently wipe with a soft cloth dampened with mild soapy water. * Conditioning: Once dry, treat the leather with a protective leather balm containing beeswax. This keeps the leather supple and adds natural water resistance. * Storage: Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight or heat sources.
What to Avoid?
Never machine-wash leather or use harsh chemicals! Excessive soaking and rapid drying near heat will cause the leather to become brittle and eventually crack.
Recommended Accessories
Complete your historical look with a wide leather belt and a period-accurate tunic. This brown bag pairs excellently with brass accessories, such as cloak pins or Viking rings. If you're looking for a full set, consider adding a leather scabbard or a drinking horn holder in matching brown leather. Would you like me to recommend a specific beeswax-based leather balm to help maintain this bag?
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