jarlabanki rune stone jewel Sabels The belt is handsomely decorated

The belt is handsomely decorated with a motif imprinted deep into the leather

The helmet is fitted with a linen liner and leather chin strap and is suitable for a maximum head circumference of 63 cm

With the laces you can fasten the holder to a belt or a baldric

This camail consists of flat rings riveted with wedge rivets and round

This technique is based on various excavations of historical clothing fragments

jarlabanki rune stone jewel Sabels The belt is handsomely decoratedThe jewellery piece has been crafted in reference to the Jarlabanse Runesteen from Valtuna in Sweden. A snake is depicted on the stone, which is characteristic of the urn style a Viking art style employed during the 11th century. The inscription, written in Runes, reads: Jarlabanki has these stones built for himself during his life and built this bridge for his salvation, and he had very tbr in his possession. Runes were letters, each of which also