Key Points – 
– Handcrafted in sheet metal
– Leather liner on the inside
– 3mm thick vegetable-tanned leather chinstrap
– Brass D-shape buckle
– Black paint on the inside

Description – 
The Great Helm Templar was designed as an evolved form of the bucket/barrel-shaped Great Helm and is widely known as the Templar. The predecessor of this helmet was highly vulnerable to direct head blows. Although the rim of the helmet was strong, the flat top was weak, and hence, in this design, the tilted head plate reduced the risk of fatal injuries or death. The overall design and décor elements remained intact but the eye slits were elongated to increase the field of vision. This shape also fits better on the head of the knight because of a tapering top that follows the curve of the human skull.