roman bowl terra sigillata

roman bowl terra sigillataThe bowl is a replica of various pieces found throughout the Roman Empire. Bowls of this type were commonly used during the 1st to 4th century AD. They were produced in Southern Gaul by pottery workshops (officinae), during which a form of mass production was employed. The bowl is crafted from red pottery (terra sigillata) and decorated with reliefs of flowers and Roman dancers, depicting a (religious) feast. Measuring 22 x 11 cm, it is produced

The luxurious houndskull bascinet features a movable neck guard

which was often employed by Germanic tribes such as the Franks and Anglo-Saxons

and is equally well-suited to Cosplay from Game of Thrones characters

It makes a splendid gift for yourself or someone else

The original is now held as part of the National Museum in Oslo

5 cm and weighs approximately 13

The blade of this replica sword is crafted from EN45 spring steel and features a riveted pommel

The mask presents the typical facial features of an orc: a combative expression with a low forehead

The drinking horn is supplied with a matching leather drinking horn holder

The steel crest is based on the stylized helmet crests of Roman legionaries

and it may also be worn over gambesons and hauberks

Whether you are participating in a Viking festival