Pot and kettle helms  are inspired by the practical helmets widely used throughout medieval Europe, especially by infantry and foot soldiers. Recognized by their broad brim and open design, Pot and kettle helms gave reliable protection against downward blows, arrows, and debris while maintaining excellent visibility and ventilation. Their simple and effective construction made them popular from the High Middle Ages onward.

Historical Background

Historically, Pot and kettle helms  were favored by common soldiers, archers, and guards due to their affordability and practicality. The wide brim helped deflect strikes and projectiles from above, making Pot and kettle helms  particularly effective in battlefield formations and siege conditions. Their open face design allowed ease of movement and communication, which was important.

Our Collection

Our Pot and kettle helms  collection includes historically inspired designs crafted with attention to shape, balance, and durability. Suitable for reenactment, LARP, stage use, and display, Pot and kettle helms  from our range of collection offer authentic medieval appearance, solid construction, and dependable functionality, making them an essential addition to any medieval armour setup.