The muscle cuirass is one of the most recognizable pieces of Greek and early Roman armor. The muscle cuirass was closely modeled to the musculature of the body, as opposed to earlier more abstract versions. Here the chest piece is augmented by hanging strips called tassets. The chest and back pieces are of steel; the tassets are of stiffened leather. The jointed shoulders attach with buckled straps. The Corinthian style helmet sports cheek plates and a high crest with a black horsehair plume. All pieces are black, highly decorated with brass ornamentation.

Item Specification

Fully Wearable Roman Costume Armor Set
Set Consists of ChestplateTassets, Shoulders,Helmet
Perfect for Costume, Theatre or Decoration
Fully Wearable by Most Adults
Made from Steel
Handcrafted by Artisan

• Set consists of chestplate with tassets, shoulders, and helmet
• Perfect for costume, theatre or decoration
• Fully wearable by most adults
• Handcrafted by artisan in steel with brass details
• This would be a proud addition to the Historical Arms Collector

Set consists of chestplate with tassets, shoulders, and helmetITDC