viking brooch tranby Middeleeuwse jurken Particularly well-suited to every camp

Particularly well-suited to every camp kitchen and cosy re-enactment evenings with plenty of friends

or pot helms

The buckle is fashioned in the Borre style and constructed from brass

Ice is dispatched including a wooden plaque for display

equipped with multiple visors to protect the face from incoming lance splinters

viking brooch tranby Middeleeuwse jurken Particularly well-suited to every campThe Viking brooch is a replica of a 10th century original excavated in Tranby, Norway. Crafted during the transitional period between the Jellingen and Borre art styles, it faithfully reproduces a form worn by the Vikings as a brooch. Originally, such decorations were employed by the early Franks as sword scabbard and shield ornaments.