Rusvik sieraadverdeler, brons Carnaval On the mainland of Europe

On the mainland of Europe

This handmade francisca throwing axe is crafted after an 8th-century original found in London

This beard bead can be attached to both the beard and in the hair and chains

The wooden scabbard (saya) is black lacquered in the kuroro-style and has an extra long sageo (the cord to tie the saya to the belt)

Deze rapier is  113 cm lang

Rusvik sieraadverdeler, brons Carnaval On the mainland of EuropeThis jewelry divider is a replica of a 9th century original found in Grabung, Latvia. Nearly identical jewelry dividers have been discovered in Gotland and a few in Vte. Jewelry dividers were used to allow the wearer to carry more adornments. Jewelry symbolized wealththe more jewelry one wore, the wealthier one appeared. This jewelry divider is made of bronze and measures 5. 5 x 5. 5 cm. The richly decorated women's costumes of the Viking Age