celtic sea horse silver

celtic sea horse silverThe pendant is a replica of a 1st century Roman fibula found in southern England. It is now held in the collection of the British Museum in London. Crafted in the Celtic La Tne art style, the pendant is fashioned in the shape of a stylised seahorse. Similar originals have been found in Gaul and were worn by the Gauls. The shapes featured in this piece of jewellery occur frequently in Celtic pottery and engravings from the Middle La Tne period.

deeply indebted to them

Sallet fully on the head with visor open and bevor closed: provides slightly more visibility than with the visor closed

The surcoat is crafted after historical examples from wool and is lined with linen

and the sword may also be employed as a two-handed weapon

The LARP battle axe is painted lifelike so that it appears to be crafted from steel and has a dangerous-looking axehead with a heavy hammer on the back

Particularly following the second plague epidemic

Avars and Slavs

These chausses may be fastened to your leather belt

the cloak features straps at the front for fastening

Owing to the expensive precious metal and the craftsmanship involved in the manufacture of this sword

it can be employed for a variety of different characters

This replica is crafted from brass and comes with a thick skull cap for additional wearing comfort