Tasset Collection
The tasset, a piece of armor worn to protect the thighs, has a rich history spanning centuries
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The tasset, a piece of armor worn to protect the thighs, has a rich history spanning centuries. One notable example is the Lowest Lame of Long Tasset from Germany, dating back to around 1540-60 and later altered for further use. Another impressive find is the Breastplate with Tassets from Germany in the years 1520-30, which underwent modern restoration to preserve its beauty. Moving on to Northern Germany circa 1570, we come across a pair of tassets designed specifically for light field use. The creator remains unknown but their craftsmanship speaks volumes about their skill. In contrast, a half-suit of armor from around 1575 showcases steel's durability and strength during this period. Not limited to just Germany, Augsburg also contributed significantly with its creations like the Breastplate with Tassets dating back to approximately 1530. Its mysterious creator adds an air of intrigue surrounding this remarkable piece. Emperor Charles V of Austria (1500-1558) owned a pair of tassets crafted in Augsburg as well. These pieces hold historical significance as they were once part of his personal collection. Shifting gears away from armor, we venture into Algeria's breathtaking Tassili n Ajjer National Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning sandstone rock formations on the Tasset Plateau. This North African wonderland boasts mesmerizing dunes and unique geological features that captivate visitors' hearts. Whether it be through medieval armory or natural wonders in remote corners of Africa, "tasset" encompasses both human ingenuity and nature's awe-inspiring beauty throughout history.