viking drinking horn birka

viking drinking horn birkaThe drinking horn is based on a 9th century fitting found in grave BJ 532 in the Viking city of Birka. Drinking horn fittings were employed throughout the Viking age and have been found in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the Baltic states, and Ukraine. The inside of the drinking horn has been finished with a food safe coating so that it may be safely used for drinking.

which lends the design a distinctly elegant quality

It is based on historical originals crafted between the 13th and early 14th centuries

The spear is decorated with a magic rune pattern and has been designed for LARP events featuring wizards

whilst the slits at the bottom lend a decorative hemline

The gambeson

the knightly order that was banned in 1307 when Philip the Fair

Particularly well-suited to reenactors and LARPers

These daggers were likely derived from the Greco-Roman parazonium

and it may also be worn over gambesons and hauberks

the dress is available in sizes S through to XXXL

A robust reconstruction of late medieval shoes

and medieval reenactments