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Artisans Hub presents: Elite Templar Griffin Knight Armor Suit

A premium 14th-century medieval armor masterpiece, handcrafted for LARP, cosplay, collectors, and historical enthusiasts.

This full-body steel armor set features a majestic Griffin emblem, symbolizing strength, courage, and nobility—making it a stunning showpiece or unforgettable gift.

Whether you’re gearing up for a LARP battle, attending a Renaissance fair, creating cinematic cosplay, or enhancing your medieval collection, this armor delivers unmatched authenticity and craftsmanship. ⚔️✨

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Une paire achevée de pièces d’armure de jambe en acier, réalisée aujourd’hui dans l’atelier MedievalMart.

Chaque élément est découpé, formé et assemblé à la main, puis poli avec soin. L’articulation du genou et de la cheville permet un mouvement naturel tout en conservant une silhouette fidèle aux armures médiévales historiques.

Ces pièces ne sont pas produites en série. Elles sont fabriquées lentement, composant par composant, selon des méthodes traditionnelles d’armurerie, où la précision, l’équilibre et la patience sont essentiels.

A finished set of steel leg armour, completed today in the MedievalMart workshop.

Each component is cut, shaped, and assembled by hand, then carefully polished. The articulation at the knee and ankle allows for natural movement while maintaining a historically accurate medieval profile.

These pieces are not mass-produced. They are made slowly, one element at a time, using traditional armour-making techniques where precision, balance, and patience are essential.

A finished pair of steel leg harness components, completed in the MedievalMart workshop.

Formed from polished steel and detailed with engraved brass borders, each plate has been cut, raised, and fitted by hand. The articulation at the knee and ankle is designed to allow natural movement while maintaining a clean, historically grounded profile.

These pieces are not mass-produced. Every element is shaped individually, assembled slowly, and adjusted for balance and alignment using traditional armour-making methods.