viking seax borre style with bone grip

viking seax borre style with bone gripThis sax is based on originals produced around the 9th to 11th centuries on the British Isles. This type of sax is mainly found in the British Isles and Ireland, though a few examples were also used in Scandinavia and Germany. Saxes like this were used both as weapons and as cutting tools in daily life, and they may also have played a ritual role in offerings. As the name suggests, the Viking sax originates from the Viking Age. It is also known as the

Emperors and high officers also carry the weapon

4 cm and weighs 1247 grams

6 cm) in length

It features a wide blade with a blunt edge

it also became a civilian fashion: men who were not knights wore arming doublets

This style was developed in Viking civilisations from the 2nd half of the 10th century

emphasised by the ruffle at the wrist

Such helmets were constructed from a single piece of bronze

and the beard itself could also be used to pull cavalrymen from their saddles

the armour features hand-stitched details and is beautifully finished with a handmade lining

The bag is crafted from natural materials: leather and coyote fur

The name is derived from the god Aegir