skjoldehamn viking hood 100 wool with baltic linen Schotse kilts en plaids the Landesmuseum in Trier

the Landesmuseum in Trier

The chaperon is crafted from 70% wool

You can fasten these bracers to the forearms with straps

The blade is identical to that of Type K

These shoulder pauldrons are fastened to the upper arm with leather straps and can be attached at the top to the bevor or gorget

skjoldehamn viking hood 100 wool with baltic linen Schotse kilts en plaids the Landesmuseum in TrierThe design of this cape is inspired by the discovery of a bog body that was still clothed and wrapped in a woollen blanket at the Skjoldehamn farm in Andya, Norway. Although the exact age remains uncertain, recent studies suggest the 11th century. The sex of the bog body wearing the Viking Gugel has not been definitively established, though it is currently assumed to be a woman. The Viking cape was an essential garment worn by the Vikings during their