stallion drinking horn with pure solid brass fitti

stallion drinking horn with pure solid brass fittiDrinking horns were used by various peoples in Europe during celebrations, rituals and banquets. From the Germanic tribes to the Vikings and the Celtic peoples, the drinking horn was not only a practical drinking vessel, but also a status symbol. This drinking horn combines that age old tradition with a striking decoration in the shape of a horse's head. The horse played an important role in many European cultures. The Celts worshiped the horse

The helmet has a nasal piece that provided protection to the entire face without hindering the field of view

one of the most popular types of helmets in the Early Middle Ages

whilst simultaneously providing increased stability and durability

Richly decorated

The cloak is fitted with straps at the front for fastening

The ankle boots are crafted from high-quality vegetable-tanned black leather

daggers and axes was designed in collaboration with John Clements

woven four in one

The front of the pendant is notably orbal and is crafted from Sterling silver 925

10 to 20% of all the pottery employed in London consisted of greenware

securing the sword to your hip in a stable and sturdy manner

The morion features a plume holder into which feathers may be inserted