drinking horn with valknut and brass fittings

drinking horn with valknut and brass fittingsThe Viking drinking horn is engraved with a vegvisir. The point and top edge are fitted with brass fittings for additional strength and decoration. The decoration at the tip has been based on an early medieval original. The drinking horn is handmade from a real ox horn. Dishwashers and hot drinks should be avoided. Wash under running water before use. Treat with beeswax after each use for a longer life.

it was excavated in the River Witham

The Vikings also employed horns and horn cups for feasts and holy holidays

Whilst in the Middle Ages the flail was developed from the threshing flail—a universal agricultural tool—this example features a heavy ball attached to chains and has been constructed with a long handle

There are therefore no archaeological sources to confirm that the troll cross was worn as jewellery in the (early) Middle Ages

This flexible bow features a velour grip

1x Tent cloth (canvas)

making it well-suited to the winter months

4 cm and it weighs 9

The hems feature a finely woven cotton rib

It is fitted with a 40 cm wide metal tray at the bottom

The replica has a blade crafted from EN45 steel and a hilt of bone and wood with a screwed pommel

Viking Reenactment