Benedictijnse habijt monnikspij, zwart Geldbuidels De Samurai droegen tevens wit

De Samurai droegen tevens wit onder hun wapenuitrusting

this blade is flexible but strong enough to take hard impacts without breaking

Tegenwoordig maakt het origineel deel uit van de collectie van de National Museum of Ireland

van oorsprong een Frankisch type zwaard dat tot ver in de 13de eeuw populair bleef

klimmen en paardrijden

Benedictijnse habijt monnikspij, zwart Geldbuidels De Samurai droegen tevens witThis monk habit is is made after habits worn by the Benedictine Order during the Middle Ages. The monks were also called 'Black Monks', because of the color of their habit. Saint Benedict of Nursia already established his first monastery in the 6th century. By the 9th century, the Benedictine rule had become the standard form of monastic life in nearly the whole of Western Europe. Their scriptoria flourished from the Carolingian era onwards. The Order