viking dress lagertha green

viking dress lagertha greenThe early medieval dress is well suited to Viking reenactment, LARP and Cosplay. This style of dress is based upon images found in early medieval manuscripts and on surviving clothing remnants from the Viking Age. In the Middle Ages and early Middle Ages people often wore contrasting colours, as with this dress, where the sleeves and neckline contrast with the remainder. The use of colour is historical: many Vikings wore colours such as brown and

signifying a hallmark of quality

The motif of the two horses is common on Viking jewellery and has its roots in Finnish mythology

The blade is crafted from Damascus steel

The hilts were crafted in Great Britain

whose exact meanings have been lost over time

Together with Godfrey of Saint-Omer

similar to the way fashionable doublets were worn

The bow is supplied complete with string and cover

It has been designed for grinding cooking knives

Shipping weight (G): 2000 *

they are well-suited to LARP battles and festivals

During the era in which spears and longbows dominated the battlefield