Discover the Templar Cross Kick Set, the perfect complement for lovers of history and medieval culture! This set consists of a letter opener with a shield and a stand, which will transport you to the time of the Templars.
The letter opener, with a length of approximately 30 cm, is made of a high-quality stainless steel blade. This guarantees its durability and resistance, allowing you to use it continuously without worrying about its wear.
The shield, for its part, is made entirely of metal, which gives it an authentic and robust appearance. In addition, it has a wooden base that provides stability and allows it to be displayed elegantly in any space in your home or office.
One of the main advantages of this product is its origin. The Templars Cross Kick Set is made in Toledo, Spain, recognized worldwide for its tradition in the manufacture of weapons and quality products. This guarantees that you are purchasing an authentic item with a flawless finish.
In addition, the design of the Templar Cross Kick Set is unique and striking, which makes it an ideal decorative element for any lover of medieval history. Its detailed and careful aesthetic will transport you to the time of the Templars, allowing you to relive their legacy and immerse yourself in their fascinating world.
Do not miss the opportunity to acquire the Templar Cross Kick Set and add a touch of history and elegance to your collection. Get it now and become a true Knight Templar!
The Order of the Poor Knights of Christ of the Temple of Solomon, also called the Order of the Temple, whose members are known as Knights Templar, was one of the most powerful Christian military orders of the Middle Ages. It remained active for just under two centuries. It was founded in 1118 or 1119 by nine French knights led by Hugo de Payns after the first crusade. Its original purpose was to protect the lives of Christians who made the pilgrimage to Jerusalem after its conquest. The order was recognized by the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Garmond de Picquigny, who imposed that of the Augustinian canons of the Holy Sepulcher as his rule. This rule, within the Templar context, is known as the Latin Rule.
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