Add a touch of history to your collection with the impressive figure of the medieval Templar knight with a sword, made of high-quality marbled resin and standing 35 cm tall! This figure is carefully detailed, featuring a knight in an epic pose, wielding a sword and wearing distinctive Templar armor.
The quality of the resin used in its production makes it resistant and durable, which guarantees that you will have this unique piece in your collection for a long time. This miniature is perfect for those who appreciate medieval history and the culture of the knights of the time. Plus, its impressive size makes it a centerpiece in any collection.
Don't miss the opportunity to add this iconic figure to your collection and enjoy the grandeur of medieval culture in your home!
After the Council of Clermont in 1096, a movement of believers, adventurers, monks, nobles and commoners arose from the West towards the territories occupied by the infidels in the East. This later became known in the chronicles as the Crusades. The ultimate goal, at least in intentions, was to free the Holy Sepulcher and hand it over to Christian hands. And for a brief period of time, this work was successful. For this purpose, a series of monastic-knightly orders were created that combined the tenacity of faith with the strength of the sword.
The Templars, the Hospitallers, the Jerusalemites and also the Teutonics (further north) had a well-established hierarchy and divisions marked by unequivocal symbols that allowed them to be recognized even at the critical moment of battle. Even individual warriors, who did not belong to the hierarchies of military groups, had their cloaks marked with crosses of different sizes and designs, to show everyone their ultimate goal; for this reason, all of them could be identified with the generic name of crusaders.
Relive the Middle Ages with this 35 cm figure. tall, made of high quality resin. Do not miss the opportunity to have in your hands a unique piece that represents the greatness of medieval culture!
After the Council of Clermont in 1096 , a movement of believers, adventurers, monks, nobles and commoners arose from the West towards the territories occupied by the infidels in the East. This later became known in the chronicles as the Crusades. The ultimate goal, at least in intentions, was to free the Holy Sepulcher and hand it over to Christian hands. And for a brief period of time, this work was successful. For this purpose, a series of monastic-knightly orders were created that combined the tenacity of faith with the strength of the sword.
The Templars, the Hospitallers, the Jerusalemites and also the Teutonics (further north) had a well-established hierarchy and divisions marked by unequivocal symbols that allowed them to be recognized even at the critical moment of battle. Even individual warriors, who did not belong to the hierarchies of military groups, had their cloaks marked with crosses of different sizes and designs, to show everyone their ultimate goal; for this reason, all of them could be identified with the generic name of 'crusaders'.
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