Middle Ages Mugs

Gift for Welsh From Wales

Gift for Welsh From Wales

Gift for Welsh From Wales

This sign doesn't require much of an introduction. Every fan of history, crusades and chivalric orders knows it well. Now it can be on your property! A clock counting the time to the next crusade against monday morning? Are you felling the urge to purge some extra calories on a treadmill? Expecting a phone, calling you to arms against snacks and some grilled meat and veggies? A crafty crusader will always succeed. Just don't pillage Constantinople while you're at it, ok?

Joan of Arc Miniature portrait

A ferocious snail with medieval flair. Everyone's shell should be their castle!

Gift for Welsh From Wales

"I hand over to you my glorious, famous, respected, noble city, the shining Queen of cities, our homeland. You know well, my brothers, that we have four obligations in common, which force us to prefer death over survival: first our faith and piety; second our homeland; third, the emperor anointed by the Lord and fourth - our relatives and friends.[...] Consider then, my brother and comrades in arms, how the commemoration of our death, our memory, fame and freedom can be rendered eternal.” Speech of Constantine XI, last Roman Emperor, just before the final stand during the siege of Constantinople, 1453.

From Luttrell psalter of the British Museum I have worked this image to make my products.

Gift for Welsh From Wales

Wales Its In My DNA - Gift for Welsh From Wales

Apparently, pizza with pineapple topping was a hot topic back in Middle Ages.

Let's face it. We all wanted our own castle at some age. Well, we can't build it for you, nor buy, but there is a solution at hand. Your own little, picturesque and portable stronghold. Looks good while reinforcing your laptop, clock or mug. And it's cheap

Sancha's Arms

An illuminated T from a middle ages text. Since at the time the work of copying or translating took years of effort, it was little more trouble to richly decorate manuscripts. It also signified the value of the work. Each illuminated initial became a master piece in its own right

An illuminated Y from a middle ages text. Since at the time the work of copying or translating took years of effort, it was little more trouble to richly decorate manuscripts. It also signified the value of the work. Each illuminated initial became a master piece in its own right

An illuminated U from a middle ages text. Since at the time the work of copying or translating took years of effort, it was little more trouble to richly decorate manuscripts. It also signified the value of the work. Each illuminated initial became a master piece in its own right

An illuminated R from a middle ages text. Since at the time the work of copying or translating took years of effort, it was little more trouble to richly decorate manuscripts. It also signified the value of the work. Each illuminated initial became a master piece in its own right

An illuminated A from a middle ages text. Since at the time the work of copying or translating took years of effort, it was little more trouble to richly decorate manuscripts. It also signified the value of the work. Each illuminated initial bacame a master piece in its own right

The official logo of Daniele Cybulskie, aka The Five-Minute Medievalist. Daniele is a historian, author and host of The Medieval Podcast.

Hast thou valor?

Thou only livest once

The famous image from the story of Gawain and the Greek Knight found in British Library MS Cotton Nero A. X

Lance is an uncommon name these days, but in medieval times people were named Lance a lot.