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The dress is made after the 8th–9th century underdresses excavated in Haithabu
The ends of the grip are finished with brass fittings
The original is now part of the collection of the National Museum in Copenhagen
This is a handsome seax to display on a sword stand at home
The blade of this Viking sword was found in Skoven
cloak templar Keltische sieraden en hangers The dress is made afterThe cloak is well suited to reenactment, cosplay and LARP. Constructed from heavy cotton canvas, it offers the wearer excellent protection against wind and weather. The cloak may be fastened by means of the drawstring around the neck. As the cloak is crafted from a generous amount of fabric, it permits the wearer to wrap themselves in it completely, keeping out the cold. The Templar cross is depicted upon the cloak.
