Slavic Bow

The Slavic Bow represents the archery traditions of the early Slavic peoples of Central and Eastern Europe. Slavic archery developed at the intersection of steppe horse bow traditions from the east and the longbow cultures of western Europe, creating a distinctive hybrid design.

Key Features

• Historically inspired European bow design
• Handcrafted for authentic performance
• Deep historical and cultural significance
• Suitable for traditional field archery and historical practice

The Lineage of the Bow

Slavic bows combined the reflexed profile of steppe bows with locally available woods, creating instruments suited to both mounted and foot archery. Archaeological finds across Central Europe confirm the widespread use of these bows from the early medieval period.

The Slavic bow occupies a fascinating position in the history of European archery — connecting the traditions of the steppe with the forest cultures of Central Europe. It is a bow shaped by the meeting of cultures and the exchange of martial knowledge.

Where the steppe meets the forest, the bow finds its form.

Specifications

Custom Build Options

Standard Woods (Included in base price)

• Ash
• Walnut

Exotic Woods (+100 EUR)

• Padauk
• Wenge
• Zebrano
• Purpleheart
• Rosewood

You can choose the wood used for the handle of your bow. Standard woods are included in the base price. Exotic woods are available as an optional upgrade and add +100 EUR to the final price.

Each bow is handcrafted and may show slight variations due to the natural character of the materials.