Hourglass Gloves, Circa 1390, Handcrafted From 1.6mm Steel

Hourglass Gloves, ca. 1390 – The Art of Milanese Forging

From the armored halls of Churburg Castle to the jousting fields of the 14th century, hourglass gloves represented a sublime fusion of elegance and defensive effectiveness. This handcrafted replica, faithful to the originals found in South Tyrol, resurrects the spirit and engineering of the Milanese gunsmith who forged this piece around 1390 .

Hand forged from 1.6mm steel with brass accents

Designed for stage combat, these gauntlets not only offer robust and reliable protection , but also a distinctive aesthetic thanks to their distinctive flared shape and decorative brass reinforcements . The 1.6 mm steel frame guarantees durability, while the stitched leather inner glove provides complete freedom of movement and great comfort for the wearer.

Each joint has been designed to respond with agility, and its handcrafted finish accurately evokes the martial goldsmithing of late Gothic.

Main features:

• Material: 1.6mm steel with brass details and soft leather inner lining

• Design inspired by the original Churburg Castle (ca. 1390)

• Fully functional and ready for show combat

• One size fits all: Up to approx. size 9

• Weight (pair): approx. 1.6 kg

• Full mobility in fingers and wrist

A must-have for reenactors, discerning collectors, and lovers of living history. With these gloves, every gesture carries the nobility of the past.

Discover them at the Medieval Shop , where steel preserves its memory.