turtle brooch dublin silvered

turtle brooch dublin silveredThe turtle brooch is a replica of a 9th century original found in the Viking town of Dublin. Similar brooches were worn predominantly during the 9th and 10th centuries by Norse and Swedish Viking women.

a leather piece with a cotton lace permits the robe to be fastened securely

Viking women wore a beautiful contrasting colour palette and demonstrated their wealth through their accessories and the type of colours they chose

for the best Viking look

and weighs 1106 grams

The shield is beautifully and lifelike painted

Crafted from intertwined bronze strands

Should you require protection or warmth for the hands whilst maintaining maximum flexibility of the hands and fingers

Trousers of this type were worn across North Europe from the 2nd century BC until the 10th century AD

the mantle shapes are historical reconstructions only

which also protected the neck

and Roma as a symbol of the strength of the Roman Empire

It provides protection to the neck and shoulders