King Luis XIV Auburn High Wig Period early 1700 beginning of 18th century

👑 Regal Elegance: Auburn High Wig Inspired by King Louis XIV 👑

Transport yourself to the opulent courts of 17th-century France with our exquisite auburn high wig, inspired by the iconic style of King Louis XIV. Meticulously crafted with historical accuracy, this wig captures the grandeur and sophistication of the Sun King's era.

Key Features:

🎨 Rich Auburn Hue: Immerse yourself in the regal ambiance with the warm, distinguished Auburn color, offering a striking twist on the elegant wigs worn by King Louis XIV and his courtiers.

🌟 Meticulous Design: Every curl and flourish is a testament to the craftsmanship of the time, designed to reflect the opulence and refinement of the Baroque era.

🏰 Versatile Elegance: Perfect for historical reenactments, theatrical performances, or anyone desiring a touch of aristocratic charm in their style.

🌿 Comfortable Wear: Despite its royal appearance, our wig prioritizes comfort. Crafted with care, it offers a secure fit for hours of wear, allowing you to channel the grandeur of the past with ease.

Inspiration from History:
Louis XIV, the trendsetter of his time, elevated wigs to a symbol of power and refinement. Our creation pays homage to this era, combining historical inspiration with modern comfort and style.

Additional Information:

📸 Historical Reference: The last image in our gallery showcases a painting by Louis de Silvestre, since 1715, providing a visual connection to the historical roots of our design. You can also see the Prince Elector of Saxony (in red) who wore the same wig in blond. We can make this same wig to order in blond or other colors on demand.

Step into the world of kings and courts with our Auburn High Wig, a timeless piece that transcends eras.
Suitable also for the role of Judge or the King of Sweden.

With a large voluminous wig-base to place your hair inside and elasticity for perfect fitting.
Suitable for head circumferences from 48 cm - 62 cm or 20" - 24" (inches).

Made in our small manufactory in Athens, Greece.