horn mug with triquitra

horn mug with triquitraThe Celtic drinking horn mug is engraved with a Triquetra. The Triquetra is a common symbol in Celtic culture. Crafted by hand from real ox horn, the mug is well suited to those seeking an authentic drinking vessel. Dishwashers and hot drinks are to be avoided. Wash under running water before use, and treat with beeswax after each use to ensure a longer life.

It is a beautiful work of art suitable as home decoration

less affluent representation and fits both peasants and beggars alike

The laces on the side permit the dress to fit as well as possible

Similar leg armour of this kind forms part of the Churburg armour

it was wielded chiefly by the lower classes

It features 4 pouches in which everything your character requires may be stored

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Also beautiful for use in the garden

white and honey

The Francois cloak is a sturdy cotton model without a hood (the hood shown in the image is part of the Renaud tunic)

the eagle held a special significance

Galloglaich were mercenaries of Scottish-Irish descent who fought from the 13th century until the 16th century in the many Scottish and Irish wars against the English and amongst themselves