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Live By The Sword, Die By The Sword

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Medieval Knight on Red Retro Sunset" art encapsulates the gallantry of a medieval knight set against a vivid retro red sunset. This artwork combines historical valor with a vintage aesthetic, depicting the knight's noble presence amidst a dramatic and captivating sky. With a blend of classic hues and historical imagery, it captures the chivalry, courage, and mystique of medieval times within a visually striking scene that transports viewers to an era of honor and heroism.

a 15th century longsword with sheath in the style of renaissance woodcuts

Historical martial arts are fighting techniques that were common in Europe in the Middle Ages. This design shows two HEMA swordsmen in protective clothing. They fight with long sword. This motif with two duelists and the writing "Historical European Martial Arts" (abbreviated HEMA) is perfect for swordsmen, fencers and jousters.

Provoke, Take, Hit is the 3 purposes of any attack in the renaissance fighting system of fencing master Joachim Meyer.

Bannered Pride Sword

The anatomy of the sword shows the components of the longsword. The same components are used for the sword in fencing or the one and a half hand in swordfighting. A great gift idea for every swordsman of the HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) or friend of medieval martial arts.

Johannes Liechtenauer was THE fencing master of the 14th century in Germany and throughout Europe. He is regarded as the founding father of the German fencing school and his name was regarded as a seal of quality. His teachings were recorded in books by Hanko Döbringer, Sigmund Ringeck, Peter von Danzig, Hans von Speyer, Hans Talhoffer, Master Ott and others. When fencing with swords like the German Long Sword, Long Knife, Dagger or Dussak you should always ask yourself: What would Liechtenauer do? The perfect gift for fencers of all kinds: young and old, big and small, professionals and beginners. HEMA - historical european martial arts

A wandering swordsman, moving from village to village, testing his skills...

If you catch a pommel, it’s knight’s out.

Fencer or demon summoner? Why not both? By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

What better way to release any hard feelings but hit your friends with a sword and hopefully parry all of their strikes. This medieval anger management design is great for any history aficionados, HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts), Bohurt, SCA, and re-enactment practitioners.

We all have to start somewhere.

This is for everyone who spends a lot of time collecting, forging, and fighting with swords. If HEMA, SCA, Buhurt, or reenactment is your vibe, then this is for you.

This is my sword...

Walk softly and carry a loooong sword! The nodachi is an extremely long Japanese sword used by samurai to attack targets from a distance, especially enemies on horseback (usually by just cutting the legs out from under the horse).

The noble swordsman issues a challenge in this design from the works of HEMA great Joachim Meyer. By Casual Carapace: Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

A wandering swordsman, moving from village to village, testing his skills...

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Show the world your love for HEMA. By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

What's the best fencing advice ever? Obviously it's "Just Parry Bro!" What else do you need?

Wake up refreshed and ready to fence. Don't just seize the day - Sabre the day!

a longsword with an inscription reading 'death before defeat' in latin

Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) often involves hitting people with swords. Hard.

Like to study the manuscripts? This shirt is NOT for you. You don't read, you smash faces. You don't study, you crush binds. You don't technically know what you're doing, but you're too busy being a badass to care.