Archer Quiver “Lady Warrior”
Leather quiver with etched steel accents
Description
Archer Quiver “Lady Warrior”
Leather quiver with etched steel accents
Great functional quiver with metal accents. Made of real leather and beautifully etched stainless steel accents. Top and bottom accents come with "snake skin" etching, and central round plate - with the image of a snake.
Can be made of brown or black leather, with brass or stainless steel accents.
Please contact us if you have any additional questions.
Important note: Brown, Natural and Cream leather shades may vary, as unfortunately we can't control color of leather which comes from our suppliers. Sometimes it may be darker or lighter, so if tone of the leather is important factor for you, please contact us before purchase to ascertain which color exactly we have in stock at the moment. Thank you for understanding.
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its beautifull i have already the archeress leather quiver love to have this lady warrior set too i was also wondering the chemise the model is wearing how much it also cost to have same length and is the viking eyedis the springdancer one? i love the lady warrior amor corset n all i want absoutley made to wear perfect
Hello, the tunic the model is wearing is not listed, but we can shorten one
of our chemises, either the “Eydis the Springdancer” or the Medieval
XIV Century Chemise.
I'm looking to set myself up as an Archer class in a LARP game called Amtgard. I like the design of this quiver, but am concerned that the mouth may not be large enough to accommodate Amtgard legal arrows. I think I read somewhere that you can adjust the circumference. Is this true? And if so does it come with an additional cost? Amtgard arrows have to have at least 2" of padding protecting the end of the shaft, most people use small Nerf or foam balls to serve this purpose, and I would like to be able to carry at least 10 arrows onto the field with me.
Yes, please take all the arrows together and measure them around at the widest part to get the approximate inner circumference of the quiver. The best would be if you could take a photo with the tape measure attached. This way we`ll better understand the size you need.
I love your site and your products. I am a conductor and I would really love a custom made leather case for my batons. Would such a thing be possible and approximately how much would it cost to make?
Thank you! Please send the details of your project to contact@armstreet.com.
Oh yeah, fablouus stuff there you!
Thank you, Nelda!