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Featured Bows
Our bows, which are more special than average and define their product category, deserve special attention.
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Base bows
- Ancient Scythian Base bow
- Assyrian Base bow
- Hun Base bow
- Avar Base bow
- Scythian Children Base bow
- Hungarian Base bow
- Middle Ages Hungarian Base bow
- Roman Base bow
- Turkish A Base bow
- Turkish B Base bow
- Tatar Base bow
- Indo-Persian Base bow
- Early Mongolian Base bow
- Mongolian Base bow
- Chinese Base bow
- G1 Székely Base bow
- G2 Native American Base bow
- G3 Pecheneg Base bow
- G4 Baskir Base bow
- G5 Ancient Hungarian Base bow
- G6 Avar Base bow
- G7 Tibetan (Manchu) Base bow
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Simple Laminated bows
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X-Carbon Laminated bows
- Scythian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Assyrian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Middle Ages Hungarian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Mogul X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Indo-Persian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- Early Mongolian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L1 Assyrian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L2 Tatar X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L4 Hungarian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L6-Sarmatian X-Carbon Laminated bow
- L7 Turkish X-Carbon Laminated bow Long
- L7 Turkish X-Carbon Laminated bow Short
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Full Carbon Laminated bows
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TRH Laminated bows
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Fiberwood Laminated bows
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Biocomposite bows
- Biocomposite Scythian bow
- Biocomposite Assyrian bow
- Biocomposite Hun bow
- Biocomposite Avar bow
- Biocomposite Hungarian bow - Long
- Biocomposite Hungarian bow - Short
- Biocomposite Turkish bow - Long
- Biocomposite Turkish bow - Short
- Biocomposite tatar bow
- Biocomposite Persian bow
- Biocomposite Early Mongolian bow
- Biocomposite Mongolian bow
- Biocomposite Manchu bow
- Biocomposite Baskir bow
- Biocomposite Mughal bow
- Biocomposite Indian Crab bow
- Biocomposite Indo-Persian bow
- Biocomposite Korean bow
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Extra II bows
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Extra III Horn bows
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Longbows
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Locust Crab Double Limbs Bows
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Recurve bows
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Painted bows
Extra III. Composite Horn bows
Extra III composite bows were made from the same materials as 1000s of years ago. The core made from wood, internal layer from horn and the external from sinew and was glued by organic (animal) glue.
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Extra III composite bows were made from the same materials as 1000s of years ago. The core made from wood, internal layer from horn and the external from sinew and was glued by organic (animal) glue. Grip and ears might be reinforced by antler or bone plates. Spliced parts were usually wrapped in sinew. External side might be covered by birchbark or leather while some remain „naked”, leaving the sinew visible. We make various bow Eastern bow designs: Scythian, Hun, Magyar, Avar, Turkish, Tatar, Assyrian, Mongol and more.
The technology is mostly very similar but there might be small differences to the way of laying the sinew or the structure of wooden core. The horn plates might be from various animals. Mostly from ancient hungarian Grey Cattle, others from water buffalo, wild sheep or goat. There are various types of sinew too and multiple ways of preparing the sinew plate. Glue for the sinew is of critical importance. We don’t use hide-glue but produce the glue ourselves from various animal materials adding sturgeon bladder. Most of these material have gone through some form of processing. The various types of historical bows were of course not made by entirely the same methodology. The horn plates have been glued by kazein. Finished bows are covered by lacquer. The string was made mostly from modern material to meet safety regulations.
The production time of a horn bow is over 1 year due to the time of drying. A single layer of sinew rests for 2-3 months, while there may be 2-3 layers on a single bow.
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Complete assistance
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Opening hours
Our workshop is open every weekday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Prior consultation is required for a visit! We are closed on weekends!
Repository of knowledge
We have created a comprehensive material on the origin, composition, methods of use and origin of bows. You can read about them HERE. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact us!