early medieval cauldron 35 litre Schildbroches which makes them strong and

which makes them strong and flexible

Most of them were used on a cingulum

influenced by the neolithic farmers and taken over in later Indo-European solar cultures

poulaines—shoes with long pointed toes—were highly fashionable

The silver ribbon with the inscription 'Nail of the lord' was applied by Hendrik IV in 1084

early medieval cauldron 35 litre Schildbroches which makes them strong andThis steel kettle is a replica of early medieval originals. This kettle consists of several plates overlapping each others and is riveted with replica rivets. This early medieval kettle has a volume of approx. 2,5L. In order to avoid leaks, the inside of the kettle is invisibly welded. It is completely hand forged. It is 31 cm high with an approx. 22 cm diameter and weighs 2,1 kg.