Vikingtorc met drakenkoppen, verzilverd brons Bont en imitatiebont This candle holder is based

This candle holder is based on several originals

paars en varianten daarop waren alleen voor de elite weggelegd

People fought with the wakizashi from the fifteenth or sixteenth century

5 L of your favorite beverage fits in this mug

Noble soldiers used the rapier mainly for warfare (it was perfect for stabbing between plate armor and leather armor)

Vikingtorc met drakenkoppen, verzilverd brons Bont en imitatiebont This candle holder is basedThis torque is based on an original that was worn by the Vikings around the 8th and 9th century. The original was excavated in Gotland. Originally the torque was a Celtic Gaulish neck jewel that served as a symbol of status for the wearer. It is unknown how and when the Vikings adopted this tradition, a possibility is that it was transferred from the ancient Germanic tribes. In many cases, there were no large difference between Germanic and Gaulish