wood carving stora hammars viking stone

wood carving stora hammars viking stoneThe handmade wood carving is a replica of stone I by Stora Hammars. These 4 stones are located on the island of Gotland in Sweden and date from the 7th century. Stone I contains 6 images with mythological, religious and war scenes. From top to bottom, the scenes depict the following: a woman between 2 men, a sacrificial scene (possibly a human sacrifice as a blood eagle ritual) with a Valknut over an altar, a woman standing between a Viking ship with

the sword is flexible and less brittle than comparable models

50 cm blade

the sword also features quatrefoil pierced patterns in the cross-guard

The quiver is fitted with several rings

The steel sword is employed to defeat human enemies

The reverse also has a steel-coloured rim with a handle

The tunic is inspired by clothing remains found in Skjoldehamm (Norway) that presumably come from the High Middle Ages

knights sometimes wore only individual parts

The hangeroc has been designed as a particularly fine accessory for Viking ladies' costumes

The soles are 5–6 mm thick and can be fitted with shoe nails

and the reverse features leather straps for a secure grip

clothing bags and plastic tape: separate or reuse your plastic