These arms are inspired by early 16th-century armor from the Dos Aguas harness. This style represents the height of Renaissance armor craftsmanship during the 1500s, when armorers combined battlefield function with refined artistic detail.
 
The original examples display the elegant shaping and decorative precision characteristic of the period, with carefully articulated plates designed to protect the arms while allowing excellent mobility. This reproduction is modeled after a surviving example housed in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, preserving the distinctive form and proportions of early 16th-century arm armor.
Designed to pair with a matching pauldron or existing harness, these lower arms feature the articulated construction typical of Renaissance plate armor, providing both historical accuracy and practical movement.
 
Handcrafted from 18-gauge mild steel, these arms are suitable for living history, display, and collectors seeking historically inspired Renaissance armor.