was simply much more beloved than the sword
a fitting decoration for someone of high rank who wished to follow in the footsteps of these heroes
The shapes featured in this piece of jewellery occur frequently in Celtic pottery and engravings from the Middle La Tène period
These battle-tested weapons have a patinated finish which makes them appear even more authentic and historical
The lower edge features cartels so that it achieves a typical Renaissance look
hangeroc with viking dragons blue Size:XXL was simply much more belovedHangerocs were an essential part of Viking clothing. These garments featured what were known as 'geren' (fabric wedges), pleats, and variations that overlapped at the front. The hem typically ended around the calf. This clothing served two distinct purposes. Whilst the simple version was worn as an apron to protect clothing, the decorated variation was more of a status symbol, adorned with trims, embroidery, chains, and fibulae. Historical evidence of