skjoldehamm hood halfdan black

skjoldehamm hood halfdan blackThe design of this gugel was inspired by the discovery of a bog body still clothed and wrapped in a woollen blanket at Skjoldehamn farm in Andya, Norway. Whilst the exact age remains uncertain, recent surveys point to the 11th century. The sex of the bog body has also not been conclusively determined, although it is currently believed to be female. The Viking hood was an essential item of clothing worn by the Vikings during their expeditions and

Leather scale armour was already in use since Greek Antiquity

such as medieval festivals

The universal folding chair is well-suited to LARP and re-enactment of different historical periods and scenarios

This one-handed sword has been specially developed for HEMA

The Viking brooch is a replica of a 10th century original excavated in Tranby

one can make kindling

signed by all craftsmen who have worked on the weapon

Well-suited to Roman reenactment or as part of a Roman costume

which can be closed so that the sleeves are kept well out of the way

The grip is crafted from two different types of wood and trimmed with brass discs

Crafted from 2 mm thick steel

) and edges of approximately 18 cm (7 in