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Medieval Banners Please contact us to place an order. We are not currently taking orders online. If you order 2 or more Banners, you get them $30.00 each! Banners & Pennants: Hand Silk Screened with silver metalic ink Fabric: Cotton/Poly blend Colors: Black, Burgundy, Navy, Forest Green, Imperial Purple, Royal Blue, Byzantine Gold Size: Pennants are 30" x 57", Banners are 22.5" x 48" Payment: Check, Money Order, and Master Card/Visa. VA residents please add 4.5% Sales Tax Shipping and Handling (continental U.S.): 1-3 Banners $8.00 Via U.P.S. ground Please contact us for international orders. Sorry, we do not make custom banners. |
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The Griffin This mythological beast from Mesopotamia and ancient Babylon gaurds and protects all, gifted with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Celtic Dragon The feared Celt Dragon poised to strike as his tail curls and wings expand! The most awed creature of medieval lore. The Celts and Anglo-Saxons adopted their images from the battle standards brought to their land by the Roman legions. and the head and wings of an eagle. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Wolf Dont travel alone at night. The wolf is the nemesis of little red riding hood! Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Rampant Unicorn An elusive and rare creature so pure that only a fortunate and worthy few have glimpsed it's splendor from afar. First employed by the steward kings of Scotland, thence incorporated by James I to the arms of Great Britain. The Unicorn symbolizes benevolence and courtly love. The horn is believed to have medicinal properties guaranteeing life and health. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Battle Knight This fierce Warrior will wreak havoc on the field of honor and take many a head before day is done. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Eagle An image inspired by falconry, the sport of Kings. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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Boars Head The hunt is over. Fire up the crock pot! Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Castle With it's spires reaching through the midnight mists toward the twinkling stars of some mythological land; this castle inspires everyone's imagination of a time where chivalrous knights, damsels faire, and not a little magic shaped the days of legend. )original drawing was inspired by many European Castles, most notable Neuschwanstein Castle located in Bavaria. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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Pegasus Winged horse from greek mythology. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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Celtic Cross An ancient symbol of balance, originally carved on stone. It represents the four directions, the four elements, the four seasons, and pre-dates the Christian Cross. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Celtic Lady A montage of a Celtic Goddess, animals, and knotwork. This piece utilizes three different colors of ink featuring metallic gold. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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Double Eagle Crest A banner design from the hapsburg dynasty that ruled much of eastern and western europe and married many brides. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Pirate! The dread pirates took no prisoners, but lots of bootey! Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Tournament Jouster Regaled in full armor, approaches the field seated on his noble steed, ready to fight to the death for the honor and favor of his chosen Maiden Faire. This drawing is detailed down to the horses shoes and nail clinches. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Mermaid From the depths of atlantis This saucy siren allured many a sailor to ruin... or whatever. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Rampant Lion This heraldic symbol gracing many coats-of-arms throughout Europe, harkens back to Ancient Rome. The most important and extensively employed heraldic figure. We have added a new style for those with a bit of scotch in you! Click here to view a more detailed image.
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Celtic Knotwork Inspired from the book of Durrow. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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Heraldic Crest This is a contrived crest that could be your ancestors true crest! Click here to view a more detailed image.
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Medieval Tournament Knights Jousting on the field of honor for their ladies favour. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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Tricesle An Ancient symbol of eternity, as well as The Trinity of Life, which includes; Mind, Body, and Spirit. Maiden Mother and Old Wise Woman. Life, Death, and Rebirth. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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The Welsh Pendragon War banner of Uther Pendragon, sire of the legendary Aurthur, the squire who became King and united all of Britian. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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Tournament Knight Set Hang these banners bordering another to create a well balanced, and interesting display. Click here to view a more detailed image.
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