Pillory or sedan, instrument used for the public display of the condemned thus serving as a warning to others not to commit crimes.
In the Middle Ages stood in the market places or at the city entrance in almost all regions of Europe. The pillory was a punishment considered mild, but often became a torture when the victim, with the neck and arms immobilized in the beam, was teased, slapped, burned and mutilated.
Made interamenete wood with individual pieces assembled by hand and fitted with fine details such as closing with chains and iron pins that allow you to open and close the beams.
