Lorica Segmentata Roman Centurion Armour & Helmet Set - Notbrand
Lorica Segmentata Roman Centurion Armour & Helmet Set - Notbrand
Lorica Segmentata Roman Centurion Armour & Helmet Set - Notbrand
Lorica Segmentata Roman Centurion Armour & Helmet Set - Notbrand
Lorica Segmentata Roman Centurion Armour & Helmet Set - Notbrand
Lorica Segmentata Roman Centurion Armour & Helmet Set - Notbrand
Lorica Segmentata Roman Centurion Armour & Helmet Set - Notbrand
Lorica Segmentata Roman Centurion Armour & Helmet Set - Notbrand

Lorica Segmentata Roman Centurion Armour & Helmet Set

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The lorica segmentata (segmented cuirass) is a type of personal armour used by soldiers of the Roman Empire, consisting of metal strips (“girth hoops” fashioned into circular bands), fastened to internal leather straps. The Latin name was first used in the 16th century; the ancient form is unknown.

From the epic battles of the Spartan warriors against the armies of Persia, one would naturally follow the evolution of armour to the next logical (lion’s) pit stop to recall the great Roman gladiators like the legend that is Spartacus or Russel Crowe’s eternal hero, Maximus, battling in a crowded Coliseum for the sport of Caesar.

Features
  • Pack Contents: Armour, Helmet & Wooden Stand
  • Colour: Steel
  • Materials: Steel. Brass. recycled and treated mango Wood.
  • Key Attributes: Hand Crafted,  Decorative, Steel and Polished Brass Finish
  • Uses: Home Decor, Gift, Souvenir, Collectable, History, Art and Craft
  • Total Weight: 11.10 kg

Dimension:

  • Length: 600 mm (Approx)
  • Width: 300 mm (Approx)
  • Height: 1200 mm (Approx)

Disclaimer: All of our items are  handmade (HANDCRAFTED) by master artisans who employ techniques (TOOLS) and traditions that are often centuries old. Some natural blemishes or imperfections are to be expected. These are not product flaws. Instead, they are precisely what make these pieces so extraordinary and beautiful.