Bows & arrows
Build a coherent equipment selection around the character, visual references and intended use. Discuss bow forms, arrow details and the preparation required for filming, display or supervised practice.
Bows, arrows & target collections
For productions, demonstrations & archery programmes
Bring together the equipment that gives archery its character: bows, arrows, quivers and leather bracers. Explore individual pieces alongside 3D animal targets, then discuss the selection and preparation for your production, demonstration or archery programme in Greece.

Objects, equipment & practice
Browse bows, quivers and decorative leather bracers, followed by 49 photographs from the Arktos Archery target collection. The target photographs show animal forms and their placement within a woodland course.
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Research to physical production
Build a coherent equipment selection around the character, visual references and intended use. Discuss bow forms, arrow details and the preparation required for filming, display or supervised practice.
Coordinate quivers, straps and bracers with the costume and the performer. Review decorative motifs, finishes and fit as part of the complete archery ensemble.
Explore animal-shaped targets through the Arktos Archery collection: deer, wild boar, foxes, birds and other woodland forms. Use the photographs to discuss target selection, setting and the scale of your programme.
Share your location, dates, required equipment and intended activity. We can develop the equipment brief alongside production support or connect it with a guided Archery Games experience.
Details that complete the scene
Start with what the equipment needs to do: complete a character on camera, support a demonstration or form part of an archery programme. Agree the selected pieces, target arrangement and practical support around that brief.
Planning the work
Rental depends on the selected object, dates, condition, fit and intended use. Archive photographs show the collection’s work; they do not guarantee stock.
Agree the references, dimensions, materials, finish and schedule before fabrication. Specialist making is developed with the appropriate collaborators.
Research, fittings, packing, transport coordination and on-site support are scoped around the project. Share the location, dates and required action with the first brief.
Your production brief
Tell us the period, story, location, dates and the objects or people you need to prepare. Include visual references and an indicative budget where available.
Discuss your productionProduction support in Greece →Worlds, props & performance
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Bows, arrows, quivers, bracers & 3D targets