Inspired by the warrior traditions of Kievan Rus, this open-face conical helmet combines Eastern craftsmanship with a form reminiscent of the Western bascinet. Forged in steel with a tall pointed profile, it was designed to deflect sword and spear strikes while providing clear vision and breathability.

Unlike helmets with visors or heavy nasal guards, this style leaves the face open down to the eyebrows, ensuring comfort and freedom of movement in battle. A chainmail aventail (neck guard) would typically be attached to protect the throat and shoulders, making it both functional and iconic.

Perfect for collectors, reenactors, or medieval enthusiasts, this helmet captures the unique blend of Rus and European armor traditions from the 13th–15th centuries.

• Material: Steel, bronze

• Style: Rus conical, open-face (similar to Western bascinet)

• Era: 13th–15th century design

• Use: Historical replica, display, reenactment