borre viking belt brown silvered

borre viking belt brown silveredThe belt is crafted after a 9th century original. The buckle has been fashioned in the Borre style.

The armour consists of various overlapping leather parts

Constructed from 1 mm thick steel

Further regal details are found in the white splits on the wide trumpet sleeves and at the front of the dress

The overgarment is crafted from cotton and has been inspired by the Scandinavian hangeroc

These helmets were worn by the Germanic tribes and examples have been found across a wide range of areas

Sirona was the goddess of healing

Half-gauntlets or demi-gaunts are the earliest type of plate armour gloves and were used from the second half of the 14th century

this blade is flexible but strong enough to take hard impacts without breaking

The original swords can be seen in several 15th-century Irish drawings and prints

The Insular Celtic art style (Old-Irish art style) often shows Anglo-Saxon

Crafted from high quality 100% cotton

From this type of spangenhelm eventually developed the well-known nasal helmet