roman horse head pendant baiceni 3rd 4th century bronze Pagan lifestyle and identifying surviving examples remains

and identifying surviving examples remains uncertain

The holder is crafted from authentic leather and pairs well with a medieval

making it especially well-suited to wealthier characters

The Roman subarmalis was worn as a padded garment under the lorica hamata or lorica segmentata to distribute weight across the body and absorb blows

It is available in the colours white (cream) and black in the sizes S up to XXXL

roman horse head pendant baiceni 3rd 4th century bronze Pagan lifestyle and identifying surviving examples remainsThis swastika shaped pendant with four horse heads is modeled on Roman harness fittings from ancient Dacia, modern day Romania, including finds from the Biceni treasure. Fittings and fibulae with this horse head motif were spread throughout the Roman Empire between the 3rd and 6th centuries. The motif was particularly popular with the Roman cavalry auxiliaries in the Balkans, where it may have had religious significance within a horse cult. Horse head