drinking horn gorm with leather holder Middeleeuwse blouses en topjes This is a beautiful piece

This is a beautiful piece of jewellery for re-enactors

The weapon may be slid into the scabbard and the guard or axe blade placed on the two hooks

The tunic is well-suited to re-enactment and LARP of Merovingians

the knife features a grip wrapped in cow leather

It was in use from approximately 800 to 875 AD

drinking horn gorm with leather holder Middeleeuwse blouses en topjes This is a beautiful pieceThe beautiful drinking horn is engraved with stripe motifs and burnt to obtain a colour pattern. The horn is delivered with a suede leather holder, permitting you to hang it on your belt during festivals, reenactment and LARP. The drinking horn may equally be displayed at home, or employed to celebrate a special evening with a delicious cold mead. The Vikings drank from horns during special occasions such as parties, ceremonies, religious rituals and