Medieval Stained Glass, Lady Solskinn
At the King’s and Queen’s Arts and Sciences Champions event yesterday, an overwhelming amount of articles – beautiful, tasty and practical – were exhibited. After careful judging, five finalists were chosen. Photographs of their work is displayed here.
After much deliberation, Lady Ose Silverhair was declared Queen’s Champion. King’s Champion was Lady Solskinn.
Medieval stained glass, Lady Solskinn
Medieval Stained Glass, Lady Solskinn
The effect of spin direction on fabric design, Lady Ose Silverhair
The effect of spin direction on fabric design, Lady Ose Silverhair
A meal including clean up, Lord Galefridus Peregrinus
All foods came for the medieval Islamic world except for two Byzantine olive cures, Lord Galefridus Peregrinus
Majolica mirror frame, Baroness Ysabella de Draguignan
Majolica book vase, Baroness Ysabella de Draguignan
Armlets from silver hordes in England and Ireland, Earl Kenric aet Essex
Neck-ring typical of Anglo-Saxon grave finds, Earl Kenric aet Essex
Garters based on Sutton Hoo tablet weaving with typical seventh century hooked tags, Earl Kenric aet Essex
Photographs by Cateline la broderesse
This event was so full of awesome! Choosing but two must have been an herculean task indeed. Thanks to those who brought and showed such excellent works.
Thank you. It is a great honor to be counted among such talented artists, scientists, and researchers.