viking torque with dragons brass

viking torque with dragons brassThe torc is based on Viking jewellery from the early Middle Ages and is a replica of Gotland originals. A torque is a neck ring that has been worn since the Iron Age by Celts, Gauls, Romans and Vikings, amongst others. The torque is a status symbol that symbolised power and wealth. The dragon symbolised strength and power for the Vikings. For an influential Viking warrior, this torque was a jewel that made a great impression upon others. The torc is

The LARP shield is constructed from historical pieces as reference

Shields of this kind were employed during the conquest of England

Swords such as these were used during the War of the Roses in the fifteenth century and is named after the Battle of Bosworth

Crafted from plaster alabaster with an antique patina layer

with a grip crafted to resemble wood

and similar

hangeroc or a belt that complements the waistline

vertically

They were worn by both civilians and soldiers alike

From the late 14th century

This design ensures that the breastplate is comfortable and flexible to wear

4 cm long overall and has a grip of 29