Ancient Greek Corinthian Helmet

This is an example of one of the most elegant helmets ever produced throughout the ancient world. Although the Greeks used many other styles and types of helmets, this one is most closely associated with the Greek Hoplite and Alexander of Macedon.

Made of bronze, it was designed to provide protection, visibility and to allow the wearer plenty of air. The clean, spare shape inspired many of the classical helmets of the Renaissance.

This fully wearable replica utilizes the thin wall construction technique of the originals. They were often thickened around the face or, as in this version, reinforced. This helmet was designed to deflect blows, rather than absorb them. Hand forged, not cast, this is truly a spectacular helmet. Weight: 5 lbs.

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