Teutonic Griffin Shield

When you head out on a Crusade, it is wise to bring protect with you. Thus, you make sure to carry the Teutonic Griffin Shield. This medieval shield features a layered wooden construction. 16 thin layers of wood form the shield for additional durability and reduced weight. This shield has a ridge that runs down the center. The ridge smooths out into the rest of the shield. At the top, the shield has a wavy edge that angles outwards and down at the ends towards the sides. The sides curve inward, then out, before angling back towards each other to form a point at the bottom. This brown shield features a black griffin standing rampant. It faces right. In addition, this shield has a battle-worn look with faux scrapes and cracks.

On the back, rivets secure the cotton around the edges of the Teutonic Griffin Shield. The back also has a closed-cell foam backing covered in full-grain leather. The black leather matches the adjustable strap for securing the shield onto an arm. There is also a wooden grip for grasping the shield. You can take this functional shield onto the battlefield at a historical reenactment. The Teutonic Griffin Shield also makes a great cosplay accessory as well.

Key Features:

• Has curved edges
• Features a rampant griffin
• Battle-worn appearance
• Adjustable strap and grip on the back
• Great for reenactments

Materials:

• Made from layered wood
• Front covering is cotton
• Backing is closed-cell foam covered in leather
• Strap is leather
• Grip is wood

Measurements:

• Length: 31 Inches
• Width: 28 Inches
• Weight: 5 Pounds 2 Ounces

Measurements are approximate.