drinking horn holder viking dragon Toverstokken a few left and right

a few left and right sides permit a great many different colour combinations

the chaperon was a popular item of clothing for all classes in society

Swords of this type were typical for their time

Amongst the most popular melee weapons of the Middle Ages

This knee-length coat permits wear as outerwear or as part of a more elaborate costume

drinking horn holder viking dragon Toverstokken a few left and rightThe drinking horn holder, crafted in the shape of a Viking dragon, is well suited to drinking horns from 0. 2 to 0. 5 L. The opening measures approximately 4 cm. It may be placed on a table or cupboard at home to display a special drinking horn, or employed as a stand whilst drinking from the horn. An excellent home decoration, and particularly well suited to LARP and festivals. In early medieval Viking art, dragons played a prominent role as symbols