large torch holder oseberg Zwaardonderhoud They were likely worn as

They were likely worn as a protective amulet during that period

The design is symmetrical and impressive for photoshoots and costumes

The late medieval/Renaissance quillon dagger owes its name to the shape of its grip

The German sallet may have resulted from a combination of influences drawn from the Italian sallet and German kettle hats with wide brims and visors

large torch holder oseberg Zwaardonderhoud They were likely worn asThis toch holder is a replica of a Viking original excavated in Oseberg. Presumably these torch holders were used by several European cultures between 800 and 1200. This handmade torch holder can be secured in the ground. Its length is 95 cm and it has a bowl of approx. 15 cm.