Banners

Medieval castles, being made of stone, tended to become quite chill in the colder months of the year. As a method of insulation, tapestries and banners would be hung in the halls to help retain heat, as well as beautify the otherwise-drab stone.

Banners were also flown at faires and festivals for decoration and carried in battle to identify units and forces.

Each of our banners is a full 4' tall and comes ready to hang. Best of all, you can save by ordering three or more!

Castle Banner A fantastic castle on with royal blue accent.	Rampant Knight Banner An armored knight preparing to charge, with royal blue accent.
Rampant Lion Banner A majestic lion rampant, with gold accent.	Mounted Knight Banner A noble knight in parade armor, with purple accent.
Unicorn Banner The most elusive of the forest's mystical creatures, the fabled unicorn, with gold accent.	Lionheart Banner The symbol of England's Richard I, called "the Lionheart," with hunter green accent.
Dragon Banner The powerful and ancient dragon, rearing and preparing for battle, with burgundy accent.	Gryphon Banner The noble and powerful gryphon, posing rampant with a blood-red accent.
Celtic Cross Banner An intricately-knotworked Celtic cross, with hunter green accent.	Cadwaller Dragon Banner The ancient dragon of Cymru - or Wales - with a blood-red accent.
Boar's Head Banner The head of a ferocious wild boar, with hunter green accent.	Heraldic Banner A noble heraldic crest, with burgundy accent.