wooden torque dragon Romeinse en Egyptische sieraden The back has a grip

The back has a grip wrapped in suede leather so you can hold it comfortably

The early medieval cross fibula is a replica of a 5th–6th century Germanic original excavated in Hedemark

This helmet is a museum replica

The dress has been made after the 8th–9th century underdresses excavated in Haithabu

The sallet can be worn in various ways in combination with a bevor:

wooden torque dragon Romeinse en Egyptische sieraden The back has a gripThis unique handmade wooden torque is a beautiful necklace for costumes or to wear in everyday life. It is decorated with a dragon's head. In Western fantasy and mythology, dragons often represent chaos and the battle between good and evil, while in Eastern cultures they are seen as lucky and protective entities.