viking tunic wolf fenrir brown

viking tunic wolf fenrir brownThe tunic is well suited to early medieval re enactment, LARP and Cosplay. It reaches just above the knees and is adorned with beautiful embroidery. The sleeves feature a symmetrical pattern consisting of two winding lines in contrasting colours. This embroidery forms an aesthetic contrast with the fabric of the tunic and the embroidery at the neckline, whilst the neckline embroidery itself depicts a wolf in the centre with an early medieval knot

Another advantage of demi-gauntlets is that they are lighter than full gauntlets and permit greater freedom of movement

It is well-suited to light sword fights

The tunic is based on early medieval images in illuminated manuscripts from the eighth and ninth centuries

This large phalera is decorated with the head of Medusa

The seax is a classic replica of a Viking seax

The toe is longer in accordance with the fashion of the time

The knives have a length of 57 cm and the blade length is 40 cm

Half-gauntlets or demi-gaunts are the earliest type of plate armour gloves and were used from the second half of the 14th century

This makes it well-suited to long days at medieval markets

This luxurious gladius is an asset for collectors of classical swords

The Anglo-Saxon fibula is decorated with typical motifs of the Great Migration

Australian and Canadian cavalry regiments