Plain Pointed Medieval Banner – Small

Raise the banners, it is time to march! Proclaim your allegiance to lord and land with the Plain Pointed Medieval Banner. This small banner is the perfect way to herald your prowess and your love of all things medieval.

A Banner Worthy of Your Realm

Banners, also known as standards, are the primary identifiers of feudal nobility, symbols of dynastic status as much as they were symbols of martial prestige. Crafted from pure cotton twill, this small banner lets you evoke the chivalry and heraldry of medieval Europe.

At the top, this medieval banner has three hanging tabs attached to a wooden dowel rod. The rod has round end caps that can be removed to detach the banner. Above the rod is a black cord for hanging. This small medieval flag is designed with straight sides that taper to a point at the bottom. Available in multiple colors, this small medieval standard gives you a wide variety of canvases to unleash your creativity.

Unveil Your Medieval Heraldry

Because of its small size, this pointed medieval banner is perfect for hanging up in your decor. It even has a special place in your historical reenactment campsite and Renaissance fairs. Hang it up on the walls of your abode with your favorite heraldic symbols on it. Impress your guests when they see your standard hanging up in your office or living room. It’s an excellent DIY piece for making your own banner. Whether you’re a medieval reenactor or a fan of heraldic banners, this small standard is a great choice.

Key Features:

• Multiple Color Options: Choose the color that matches your style.
• Pointed Banner Design: Evokes a medieval presence.
• Included Dowel Rod and Cord: Comes with a wooden dowel rod and black cord for hanging.
• Great for Your Decor: Hang it up in your abode or reenactment site.

Materials:

• Made from cotton twill

Care Instructions:

• Machine wash cold on gentle cycle. Use gentle detergents. Hang to dry.

Measurements:

• Overall Length: 15 Inches
• Banner Width: 8 Inches
• Rod Width: 10 Inches

Measurements are approximate.