10th century rusvik bracelet

10th century rusvik braceletThe bracelet is a replica of a 10th century original found in the Baltic Sea region. Bracelets of this type were worn by the Russians of the Baltic Sea region. Alongside their decorative function, they were also utilised as payment and were sometimes chopped into pieces. This fine bracelet features two animal motifs at the ends. It is well suited to a wrist circumference of 1924 cm.

The beautiful cape with hood is crafted from 100% wool and is well-suited to LARP as well as re-enactment

Alongside your sword

Researchers suspect that early medieval leg armour followed a similar design

or for axe throwing

This highly detailed relief depicts a charioteer with his horses

For the packaging of this article we only utilise 100% recycled plastic and recycled paper/cardboard from FSC-certified forests

the soles are thicker and incorporate a reinforcement so that they last longer

4 mm thick round rings with an inner diameter of 8 mm

The LARP shield is based on the kite shields that were employed in Western Europe during the Middle Ages (12th century)

Leg protection of this kind was constructed from padded material or leather

Suitable for every LARP event

The trousers are based on different images from the Viking age