hangeroc with viking dragons blue Viking tunieken The sgian dubh features a

The sgian dubh features a small wooden handle

This handmade iron candleholder can easily be fastened to wooden objects

from the eighth to the fifteenth century

This battle-ready two-handed sword has been designed with the eye on martial arts and re-enactment

The raven symbolizes one of the raven of Odin or Wodan

hangeroc with viking dragons blue Viking tunieken The sgian dubh features aHangerocs were an essential part of Viking clothing. These garments featured what were known as 'geren' (fabric wedges), pleats, and variations that overlapped at the front. The hem typically ended around the calf. This clothing served two distinct purposes. Whilst the simple version was worn as an apron to protect clothing, the decorated variation was more of a status symbol, adorned with trims, embroidery, chains, and fibulae. Historical evidence of