Crusader Lion Shield, Black and Red Rampant Lion

In the medieval period, it was a common sight to see a knight’s heraldry emblazoned on his shield, a system of identification that let allies and enemies alike recognise a warrior at a glance amid the chaos of battle. This wooden Crusader shield features a black and red rampant lion as its main charge, one of the most common heraldic beasts across medieval Europe. The rampant lion, shown rearing on its hind legs, symbolised courage and nobility, a popular choice across countless noble and knightly coats of arms.

SKU: AH3890 Category:

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Product ID: 3044

The rampant lion ranks among the most widely used charges in medieval heraldry, adopted by noble houses across Europe to project courage, strength and nobility. Built in the classic heater shape, the curved triangular form that became standard knightly shield equipment from the 12th through 14th centuries, this reproduction recreates that popular emblem in a striking black and red colourway.

  • Material: Wood
  • Charge: Black and red rampant lion
  • Shape: Heater

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