Knight Templar

Knight Templar Medieval Figurine

A red cross fills the white shield of this Knight Templar, echoed again across the pale cape behind him. Silver-coloured armour, chainmail and a raised sword give the figure a harder edge against the white-and-red heraldry, while the rocky base keeps the stance grounded.

Standing 18.5 cm tall, the hand-painted polyresin figurine carries fine texture across the helmet, limbs and armour. The shield is held forward in a defensive position, with the sword lifted above it, while folds in the cape continue the colour scheme around the back of the sculpt.

• Height: 18.5 cm
• Material: Polyresin
• Finish: Hand-painted
• Subject: Knight Templar
• Details: Sword, shield, chainmail and flowing cape
• Heraldry: Red cross on white shield and cape
• Base: Rocky battlefield-style support
• Packaging: Branded medieval gift box
• Approx. weight: 0.55 kg

The Knights Templar in Medieval History

The Knights Templar were a medieval Christian military order founded in the early 12th century. They became closely associated with the Crusades and with the protection of pilgrims travelling through the Holy Land, later growing into one of the most powerful and recognisable military orders of medieval Europe.

The red cross on a pale mantle became strongly associated with Templar imagery, and it is that contrast which gives this figurine much of its identity. The sword, shield and chainmail complete the medieval warrior profile without needing additional fantasy elements.

A Knight in White and Red

The white cape and shield make the red cross impossible to miss, while the silver-coloured armour and chainmail give the figure the heavier feel of a medieval warrior. The raised sword adds tension to the stance, but the shield keeps the pose defensive rather than purely aggressive.

From the front, the heraldry leads the design; from the back, the folds of the cape keep the same white-and-red identity visible. That consistency makes the figure feel complete from every angle rather than decorated only on its most obvious side.

The historical subject places the knight naturally within our History and Mythology collection. For more medieval armour and character, the Three Wise Knights Figurines make a closely related companion, while our Dragon Ornaments carry the knightly world into legend.