viking bracelet with wolf heads silvered

viking bracelet with wolf heads silveredThe Viking bracelet is inspired by several historical originals. The wolf Fenrir was a key figure in Viking mythology. The wolf heads are derived from those on the Thor's hammer of Fessi, excavated in Iceland. Crafted from several bands woven together, the bracelet can easily be adjusted to size and is well suited to a wrist circumference of 15 to 20 cm.

two swords and a piece of pork

The orc mask displays a rectangular

They served for self-defence and also to demonstrate that the wearer was capable of defending himself

Whilst their design and meanings often changed throughout history

The belt fitting is based on a 10th-century original excavated in Gokstad

The collar is well-suited to portraying a noble or barbaric character

kettle hats such as this one with sloped brims began to appear

The Langeid axe is of a somewhat later period and dates from the first half of the 11th century

it was employed in close combat

Brooches of this type were worn throughout Europe around the 13th century

The Viking helmet is based on historical originals of the spangenhelm

The armour has been based on originals that were worn in Antiquity and in the Early Middle Ages by the Vikings