Turned wooden bowls have been an elementary part of domestic life during the middle ages. They have been used for drinking, eating, cooking, storing food or for different kinds of craftsmansship. Therefor everyone should have at least one of them.

Many turned bowls were found in the Augustinian Hermitage in Freiburg (Müller). The bowls of Tafel 6 Nr. 9,10,15,18 and Tafel 4 Nr. 14,15,16,17 and Tafel 7 Nr. 9,10 are all dated to the late 13th century.

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Carolingian Tulip Boots

I usually make high/late medieval shoes. But from time to time a somewhat different inquiry comes up on my desk. And if this is interesting, I like to do it. So also in this case. The goal was to create Carolingian tulip boots as you can find them in the Stuttgart Psalter (Cod.bibl.fol.23 dated on 620-630)

Picture of tulip boots from the Stuttgart Psalter (Cod.bibl.fol.23) dated to 620-630

The name comes from the distinctive shape of the top opening. Unfortunately there are no findings of Carolingian boots of this shape, therefore I was limited purely to the illustrations in the Stuttgart Psalter. But these always show a similar characteristics:

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Some picture of everyday life items created after finds or depictions from 13.th century