viking horseshoe fibula finland bronze

viking horseshoe fibula finland bronzeThe Viking fibula is a replica of a 9th11th century original excavated at Papinsaari in Finland. Fibulae of this type have been uncovered at various sites across the Baltic Sea area, amongst them Haithabu, Vindelgransele in Sweden, and Lake Ladoga in Russia. The decorations found on the surface of the fibula are characteristic of the Early Middle Ages.

such as LARP and steel weapons and other re-enactment and LARP supplies including clothing

Narrow surcoats such as this one appeared in the 14th century and were sometimes considered controversial

both with knights

The lantern is fitted with a chain for carrying or hanging

it is a faithful reproduction of its ancient counterpart

There are various visual historical sources for early medieval peoples wearing kaftans — for example

This latex is EU certified

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A versatile and elegant bag well-suited to a wide variety of LARP and Cosplay characters

The LARP nodachi is well-suited to Asian LARP characters

These small turn shoes are well-suited to occasions when your child joins you at the re-enactment field

The flexible neck guard permits excellent freedom of movement