Middeleeuwse hoofddoek, crème Bestek en kookgerei and the wrapper is fastened

and the wrapper is fastened to the back of the helmet with a leather strap

became increasingly popular among women from the 13th century onwards

The hood has a long point at the end

Subsequently it is mixed with egg yoke and water

The guandao is not used to attack

Middeleeuwse hoofddoek, crème Bestek en kookgerei and the wrapper is fastenedIn the Middle Ages, women covered their hair with a veil, hat, cap or wimple. Showing the hair was definitely not decent. Only ladies without a low social status, such as prostitutes, walked around with uncovered hair. Examples of medieval hair covers for women can be seen in for example medieval books of hours, stained glass windows and on painted panels. This wimple can be worn in different ways, a few examples can be seen in the images. You can