viking vambraces patinated

viking vambraces patinatedThese vambraces are crafted after a vambrace excavated in Valsgrde. Armour of this type was employed in early medieval Scandinavia and possibly throughout northern Europe. The vambraces are delivered per pair and feature a distinctive patinated black finish for an especially authentic appearance. Particularly well suited to Viking re enactors and LARPers, this armour protects the forearms and part of the elbow, and may be fastened securely with

These stones depict wide-fitting Viking trousers with a narrow calf

each item bears its own distinctive pattern

They can also be tied at the bottom with laces

The gorget has been designed with a basic construction without decorations

The helmet features a wide opening for the eyes and an aventail constructed from butted bronzed rings

trousers and leg wrappings against the cold

the tradition of wearing lunula amulets was passed on to the Vikings of the Baltic Sea region around the 10th century

or arming pourpoint

When the bevor is lowered

Cloaks of this type were worn during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance

yet it possesses all the qualities of a sword

The sword is dispatched including a scabbard