Serbian Medieval Horse Bow | Handcrafted by Miško Rovčanin (MR Bows)

Despot

<p>Inspired by Serbian medieval horse bows (without shelf for an arrow) depicted in the fresco of St. Procopius from the Lesnovo Monastery (Macedonia, 1349) founded by Despot Jovan Oliver. Graphic reconstruction was conducted by history professor Zoran Pavlović.</p>
<p><strong>Construction & Materials:</strong> Crafted using high-grade fiberglass and wood laminations with stable core technology and historical stylization on the nocks. The construction provides smooth draw, high arrow speed, and reliability.</p>
<p><strong>Variants & Options:</strong></p>
<p><strong>Available Lengths:</strong> 47″ (max draw 29″), 57″ (max draw 32″), 67″ (max draw 36″)<br />
<strong>Draw Weight Range:</strong> 25 lbs to 150 lbs<br />
<strong>War Bows (80+ lbs):</strong> Additionally reinforced with custom limb string binding and fiberglass linen handle wrapping<br />
<strong>Handle Styles:</strong> Standard rounded grip, available with or without natural leather wrap<br />
<strong>Nock Profiles:</strong> Choice between Original (Fresco replica) or Thin profiles</p>
<p><em>The title “Despot” originates from the Greek word meaning Lord. Be a lord of archery skills with the Despot.</em></p>

Key Features

Historical Serbian horse bow geometry from Manasija Monastery frescos
Fiberglass and wood lamination with stable core technology
Draw weights from 25 lbs to 150 lbs
Available lengths from 50″ to 68″
2 Years Official Manufacturer Warranty