candle holder viking ship

candle holder viking shipThe candle holder is based on an 11th century original from Norway. The original is now held as part of the National Museum in Oslo. The candle holder is an accurate representation of Viking ships as they were constructed between the 9th and 11th centuries. At the bow and stern, the ship features two wind vanes, which were intended to achieve both a distinguished appearance and fine artistic craftsmanship. At the bow, the candle holder has two pins

and particularly well-suited to LARP and festivals

or claidheamh-mór

27–30 cm: glove size 10

These trousers are constructed entirely from a herringbone pattern fabric and therefore possess a highly historically accurate appearance

it is nonetheless considerably lighter in weight than a wooden shield

Some axes were richly decorated and served as status symbols

Their use appears to have disappeared in Italy around 1380

The knife was

so that the heraldry could be recognised in battle

Crafted from carbon steel

Medieval Festivals

in medieval manuscripts