celtic dogs

celtic dogsA 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 wooden wall decoration portrays two braided dogs. These motives, zoomorphics, were frequently employed in Celtic art. The woodcarving is crafted entirely by hand. Its height is 15 cm and its width

Amongst its most notable features

notably by the cataphracts

The carving depicts Hugin

Game of Thrones and Vikings

The Windlass Steelcrafts buckler is well-suited to Historical European Martial Arts

the weapon can be easily maintained with a specialist silicone spray

The sword is crafted from foam and features a fibreglass core

In the 1920s and beyond

whilst the back of the blade is relatively thin

The dress is based on 12th–13th century originals with trumpet sleeves

1400) and Hans Talhoffer's Fechtbuch (1467) deals with the long hammer and poleaxe as an important knightly weapons for fighting on foot

it is available in different lengths