viking upper bracelet gotland silvered

viking upper bracelet gotland silveredThe upper bracelet has been crafted after a Viking bracelet discovered on the Swedish island of Gotland. The original dates from the 9th10th century AD. Two wolf heads feature at the ends of this bracelet. The wolf was central to Viking culture, as embodied by the mythological wolf Fenrir. The bracelet is bendable and may be adjusted to fit.

The buckle has been fashioned in the Ringerike style and is constructed from brass

The bow is also frequently employed as a second bow by experienced bowmen

The hawk is based on historical originals that were employed by the native Americans in the Black Hills and the Great Plains

which looks like a rough jute-like fabric

This type of helmet provides optimal protection to the head and neck

Crafted in medieval style

these gloves are particularly well-suited to the task

This war hammer is a replica of a 16th-century Italian original

and they prevent slipping on slippery surfaces such as wet grass

The waistband has been designed for adjustment with a lace

Sharp content

permitting it to be worn on either the left or right arm