Helmet of the Golden Horde, Plastic

Description of the Product

This conical helmet of the Golden Horde takes us back to the age of the Mongol invasions. After the death of Genghis Khan, the Mongol Empire was divided to between his sons. The Golden Horde, the western part of the Great Mongol State, lasted as a separate khanate to c. 1406. A gilded helmet from that period has survived. It has a half-mask with eye slits and a nose guard. The original of this helmet from c. 13^th-14^th C is in the State Hermitage museum in St. Petersburgh.

This helmet is made for the little warriors, whether they are facing a dragon or a host of enemies. Due to the realistic appearance, this helmet will give wings to the child’s imagination and offers endless possibilities for creative play and time travel. The helmet makes a great present for a child interested in knights and heroic tales.

This sturdy children’s helmet is made of super tough and durable polypropylene, which means you can even stand on this helmet, and it will still return to its shape. Will withstand all weather conditions from rain to snow and from blazing sun to freezing. Will withstand even rough play and mistreatment which is nice as sometimes kids get carried away.

• Fits all children and youth
• Made of super tough and durable polypropylene
• Made in the EU
• CE certificated
• Safe and 100% recyclable