early medieval kaftan njord red

early medieval kaftan njord redThe kaftan, or Klappenrock, is a garment that originated amongst the nomadic steppe peoples, such as the Magyars, Huns and Avars. Early medieval peoples in western Europe, who traded with the steppe peoples, adopted this garment. The kaftan was especially popular amongst the Rusvik Vikings, with numerous decorations being added to the garment. The Anglo Saxons and Vikings in Scandinavia also wore a caftan. Various visual historical sources exist for

The leather Mempo is a particularly well-suited accessory for a samurai

Handmade (mat) - Place the steel for 40 minutes to 20 hours in Cola

A shoulder piece of this type was also known as a pixane

This tunic is based on original fragments found in Bernuthsfeld

well-suited to the warmer months

The arrow is crafted from wood

The sword permits easy customisation to suit individual preference by changing the pommel

The spear shaft is crafted from American ash wood

this has become the garment of magical characters

Kashira and black silk wrappings

The pendant is crafted from cattle leg

we do not recommend leaving it in the sun for a long period of time