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Hungary
Arcus is a family traditional-archery workshop and webshop making bows, wooden arrows, leather quivers and accessories by hand. Its own range covers Hungarian, Mongolian and Scythian-style bows alongside a large selection of traditional quivers and shooting equipment.
Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Atelierul de istorie is a Cluj-Napoca workshop making small-batch historical and historically inspired objects by hand. Its work includes vegetable-tanned leather goods and hand-sewn Dacian clothing pieces, with a strong focus on practical construction and documented historical references.
Târgu Mureș, Mureș, Romania
Ferencz Zsolt is a Târgu Mureș leather craftsman who has worked in the trade since 1992. His workshop makes individual bags, belts, sandals and historically inspired leather pieces, including Hungarian Conquest-period tarsoly pouches and Roman-style sandals.
Polgárdi, Hungary
Kiss Íjak is the maker behind the Nomád Íjászbolt in Polgárdi, producing traditional bows, wooden arrows and leather quivers while also running a broader traditional-archery shop.
Debrecen, Hungary
NAZCA is a Debrecen leather workshop known for handmade historical and traditional footwear, especially leather boots and shoes for horseback archers, ground archers and historical reenactors. Its work also includes belts, headwear and other leather pieces connected to traditional dress.
Békéscsaba, Hungary
PZ Arch is a Békéscsaba workshop producing traditional bows, wooden arrows and selected leather archery accessories under its own name. Its documented PZ Arch-made range includes Hungarian-style bows, longbows, hunting recurves, carved-nock cedar arrows and shooting gloves, alongside a wider archery webshop.
Lenti, Hungary
Szép László is a leather craftsman and folk applied artist in Lenti who makes hand-stitched quivers, armguards, weapon belts, pouches, belts and coordinated leather sets for archers and historical reenactors.