A reconstructed 16th-century "Manifer" (gauntlet) is displayed within a glass exhibition case in a museum setting at the Mir Castle Complex, Мірскі сельскі Савет, Belarus

A reconstructed 16th-century "Manifer" (gauntlet) is displayed within a glass exhibition case in a museum setting at the Mir Castle Complex, Мірскі сельскі Савет, Belarus. The metal gauntlet, crafted by V.V. Shevtsov in 2012 using forging, decorative etching, chasing, artificial aging, silver-plating, gilding, and enamelling, features intricate red and black enameled patterns over a gilded and silver-plated surface with etched spiral motifs. It is positioned at an angle, resting on a textured reddish-brown fabric background. A white rectangular information label in Belarusian, Russian, and English, detailing the artifact's reconstruction, author, and materials, is placed in front of the gauntlet. A faint, distorted reflection of a person's upper body is visible on the lower right glass panel of the display case. The background above the exhibit appears to be dark, possibly wooden.