Knight Gauntlet with Open Hand
Displaying an extended palm, this protective armored glove represents a peaceful gesture used during medieval greetings and truces.
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Open Handed Knight Gauntlet
An open gauntlet shows the palm outstretched, historically indicating friendly intentions and a lack of weapons. The metal construction safeguards the palm, fingers, and wrist while demonstrating openness.
Symbolism of the Open Palm
In medieval heraldry and etiquette, extending an unweaponed hand demonstrated trust between armored knights. Removing or opening a gauntlet was a common way to shake hands without the threat of concealed daggers.
Real World Colors of Steel Gauntlets
- Finger and palm plates: Polished silver, gunmetal gray, or steel
- Inner glove leather: Tan, dark brown, or beige
- Metal rivets: Bright brass or steel gray
- Wrist cuff section: Aged iron or silver metal