viking bracelet with ram heads

viking bracelet with ram headsThe beautiful bracelet, crafted from high quality bronze, is inspired by the iconography of the ram. In Viking art, the ram holds significant symbolic meaning, particularly associated with fertility, strength, and courage. Archaeologically, the ram appears in various contexts, often as a symbol of the divine, nature, and the power of fertility. Archaeological finds of Viking art, such as jewellery and decorated weapons, frequently feature depictions

The Linothorax was worn by both the ancient Greeks and the Macedonians and surrounding peoples

and daily use

The relief is constructed from plaster alabaster and measures 30 x 17 x 9 cm

and also as a stand-alone weapon in place of a sword

Combined with a skirt and possibly a bodice

The beautiful belt is crafted from high-quality vegetable-tanned full-grain leather

this style emerged alongside the famous mercenaries

It features a suede hatband and buckle

It is supplied with an interior cotton arming cap for additional wearing comfort

Each face has a circular opening of varying diameter at the centre

It was a practical garment for the challenges of daily life: it was warm

It is also widely used in RPGs such as DnD and Warhammer