Medieval Banner Quartered Templar Cross (70x100 cms.)

Medieval Banner Quartered Templar Cross and fleur de lis. Size: 70x100cm. with 4 fabric ribbons at the ends to tie. Resistant to adverse weather conditions. Available in 2 types of fabric; polyester or satin Ideal for hanging on balconies, banners for events, banners or interior banners.

Feel the spirit of medieval times with our Templar Cross Quartered Medieval Banner. This impressive banner features a quartered design that combines the iconic Templar Cross with the elegant fleur-de-lis. Its dimensions of 70x100 cm. make it a striking and commanding accessory that will not go unnoticed in any space.

Thanks to its four fabric ribbons at the ends, you can easily tie the banner anywhere you want. Whether on balconies, event banners, banners or even inside your home, this banner will add a unique and fascinating medieval touch.

Worried about bad weather conditions? No problem! Our banner is designed to withstand any type of weather. Whether facing strong winds, heavy rain, or even bright sunlight, this banner will remain flawless and intact, without tarnishing its powerful design.

You can choose between two types of fabric for your banner: polyester or satin. Both options guarantee exceptional and long-lasting quality. Polyester is known for its strength and ability to keep colors vibrant over time, while satin gives it a sheen and luxurious soft texture.

In addition, we have thought about your comfort. This banner is suitable for the washing machine, as long as it is washed at a maximum temperature of 30ºC and bleach is not used. To keep the design and colors in perfect condition, it is recommended to iron at a low temperature. However, it is important to note that it is not suitable for tumble drying.

If you are a lover of the Middle Ages, a fan of the Knights Templar or just love to immerse yourself in a world of fantasy and adventure, this banner is perfect for you. Turn your space into an authentic medieval setting and feel like you are part of a legendary era.