Simple Quiver

Hourglass type steppe quivers after Magyar artefacts

Structure:
The robe/body is from 5 mm thick pine laths – cut with saw, shaped with hand planer
Bottom board is from 2 cm thick pine lath
Back board is from hardwood, glued and nailed with 50 piece of nails to the body part
Leather is guled to the wooden structure
Inside to the bottom, a piece of thick leather or felt goes to protect the end of the arrows.
The visible parts of the inside of the mouth are also lined with leather.

All quivers are custom made items.

You can choose from the actual sctock, or order a new, custom one. Please message us for get the photos of the actual stock quivers.
Preparation time of the quiver may take 3-4 weeks.

Quiver ironings from Karos
Elite Corps exhibition, Herman Ottó Múzeum, Miskolc
Source: Foedus Orientalis Corpus

Reconstruction of Magyar riders in
Honfoglalás Kori Látogató Központ, Karos
Source: Foedus Orientalis Corpus

Reconstruction of Magyar rider in
Honfoglalás Kori Látogató Központ, Karos
Source: Foedus Orientalis Corpus

Preserved wooden quiver with leather covering and ironings from Nizhny Arkhyz (Russia) 

Preserved wooden quiver with leather covering and ironings from Nizhny Arkhyz (Russia) 

Drawing based on a piece of a wall painting in Eastern Turkestan of a distinguished Uygur archer.
Both his bowcase and quiver are suspended from his belt, as among the Magyars and other steppe people.
Copyright Chris Szabó, after Professor Gyula László.