Lenora headband Light cotton
Product information "Lenora headband Light cotton"
The "Lenora" headband is similar to a "schapel" and is part of a medieval headgear, a so-called "giver". From the 12th century onwards, it became common for married women to no longer wear their hair down. A combination of veils and tightly tied scarves passed under the chin formed this common headdress.
On the one hand, the headband serves as decoration; Keeping it simple, it can be individually decorated with embroidery or fabric paints. On the other hand, it keeps the veil or "giving" in shape. The headband has a circumference of approx. 56 cm, but the size can be varied slightly depending on the amount of cloths worn underneath.
The corresponding veil from the "Lenora" series can be found here.
Material: Lightweight cotton
Head circumference:
S = 54cm
M = 56cm
L = 58cm
XL = 60cm
XXL = 62cm
Color: cream