viking klappenrock woolen coat hedeby haithabu bir

viking klappenrock woolen coat hedeby haithabu birKaftans were worn by the Vikings, but also by the Germanic peoples and even the Scythians from the 9th to the 3rd century BC. This woollen kaftan is thus well suited to reenactments of various historical periods. The model is based on historical finds from Birka, in present day Sweden. Such kaftans were worn by Vikings across Europe.

but this oil lamp can of course also be burned with modern lamp oil

as was customary amongst travellers for centuries

Jarls and the like

The Jelling cup is currently part of the permanent collection at the Danish National Museum in Copenhagen

in forged objects and on standing stones such as the large standing crosses erected during that era

Decorated with rivets

The hand-and-a-half sword provides a fine combination of weight and force

is well-suited to both adults and children

A slit has been featured on both the front and back

The kaftan has been designed after a Viking caftan excavated in Birka

the sword was forged by the elves and discovered by Bilbo in the first part of The Hobbit

The splitting axe is sure to make your enemy shiver with fear