Haarkam met dolfijnmotief, 1e-2e eeuw, brons Lorica hamata In the first half of

In the first half of the 16th century

This replica is just as combat-ready as the originals

The blunt edges are approx

it can be easily adjusted for a better fit

The basket is made of bronzed steel and the wooden grip is covered with shagreen and copper wire

Haarkam met dolfijnmotief, 1e-2e eeuw, brons Lorica hamata In the first half ofIn Roman thought, beauty represented cosmic order, while ugliness represented chaos hence the word "cosmetics." Both the Greeks and Romans were known for their grooming culture, and combs like these were often luxuriously decorated: not only practical for grooming hair, but also a way to show one's wealth. This item with a dolphin motif can also be worn on a leather cord. Performed in bronze, with dimensions of 4. 5 x 6 cm and 14 teeth.