Hema Socks
Description: 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.
Description: Did you know that the German Landsknechts dominated European battlefields from the late 1400s to the early 1600s? They used pikes and zweihanders, and, as mercenaries, were known to switch sides if they weren't paid, or the other side offered them more. This sword fighting Renaissance kitty is ready for anything! Even some HEMA. Just make sure to pay them well. This design isn't as fancy as the cat, but it is still very cool. Show your love for cats, and history, with this unique design.
Description: The original "reach out and touch somebody" inspired by Capo Ferro, the master of 16th-17th century Italian rapier. Perfect gift for HEMA and SCA practitioners, historical reenactors, and history buffs. This design proudly makes the point with all of the concepts summarized in one sentence with a rather graphic picture to follow.
Description: 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
Description: I was attempting to design a mobile suit that was specifically themed after Historical European Martial Arts and this was the final product. While it isn't as close to something more dedicated to HEMA or historically inspired, it's still a pretty sick giant robot. And that's all we really need it to be at the end of the day.
Description: In the Flos Duellatorum, Fiore dei Liberi wrote: "No other creature is able to look so clearly as me, the lynx / and by this I ever reckon by compass and measure. I am the tiger, I am very quick to run and turn / That the arrow in the sky cannot approach me. None bears a more ardent heart than me, a lion / And I challenge anyone to battle. I am the elephant and I have a castle for a burden / And never do I kneel down nor do I lose my true place." And now you too can bear his four animals and carry their virtues wherever you go.
