the wild hunt

the wild huntA dog was the symbol of loyalty, submission and strong faith and love. He was the healer of both the mind and the body. He was also the guard of the entrance to the Underworld and he accompanied human beings whilst they travelled through the Underworld. The wall decoration portrays the dogs of the wild hunt, the Cwm Annan, that were accompanied by the forest god Cernunnos. These dogs had a white fur and red eyes and ears. The woodcarving is entirely

The gladius is crafted after several originals from the 1st century BC

Jan Petersen classified it as a type D in 1919

who could employ them to protect their forelegs

The two-handed flame-bladed sword is called a Flammenschwert in German (literally “flame sword”)

This sword is classified as an Oakeshott Type XXII

The cloak measures 105 cm in length and is approximately 240 cm wide

is a martial arts discipline that originally dates from the Chinese Emperor Age

the side walls can be rolled up

the sword may be worn around the waist whilst sheathed in the scabbard

with larger metal plates

The Gambler children's bow of 30" (76 cm) is well-suited to both left-handed and right-handed use

by means of which they may be attached to the gorget or bevor