We present the incredible banner of Richard the Lionheart, an authentic work of art for those who love history and medieval culture. This banner, made of 100% cotton, measures 105 x 55 cm, which makes it a perfect element to decorate your home, your office or any space that you want to give it a medieval and elegant touch.
The design of this banner is simply spectacular. It features three embroidered lions on a deep red background, representing the strength and courage of the mythical Richard the Lionheart. These embroideries have been made with unique precision and detail, providing an authentic and captivating look.
The brand in charge of manufacturing this banner is Windlass Steel Crafts, recognized for its excellence in the production of high quality medieval products. With this banner, you will not only be acquiring a product of great aesthetic value, but also a durable and resistant item.
One of the most prominent advantages of this banner is its versatility. Thanks to its measurements and design, you can place it anywhere you want. Whether in your living room, in your bedroom, in your study or even in your medieval shop, this banner will catch the eye of all lovers of history and medieval legends.
In addition, its 100% cotton manufacture guarantees a soft and pleasant texture to the touch, without losing resistance and durability. You won't have to worry about wear and tear over time as this banner is designed to be enjoyed for many years.
Do not miss the opportunity to have in your hands this magnificent banner of Ricardo Corazón de León. You will not only be acquiring an exclusive piece of decoration, but also a way to connect with the past and pay homage to one of the great characters of history.
Richard the Lionheart, King of England, was a benefactor of the Order of the Templars and a magnate of it, so much so that his personal escort was made up of Knights Templars and that at his death they say he was dressed in their habit. Richard was called the Lionheart at the start of the Third Crusade when Philip of France compared himself to a lamb and Richard to a lion. He convinced his officers in Winchester, around the 'round table', that he belonged to the legend of King Arthur and that he had the magical sword Excalibur. Ricardo was a generous gentleman and a prudent politician, but above all a great soldier. His own personal ability was a source of inspiration for his men in battle.
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