Vikingamulet (zon), brons Thorshamers the edges and the decoration

the edges and the decoration seem to be really made of steel including imitation steel rivets

This type of dress was worn between the 7th and 14th centuries

The grip is provided with two bamboo stifts (Mekugi) with which it is fastened to the tang (nakago)

Its lightweight nature allows for easy wear and helps to keep you cool during long days at medieval events or Renaissance fairs

This gladius was used up to Hadrian's Wall

Vikingamulet (zon), brons Thorshamers the edges and the decorationThis sun amulet is a beautiful example from the early Viking Age. In Indo European culture, the sun played a central role: it regulates the seasons and marks the transition between day and night, and was therefore seen as a symbol of cosmic order and life. In this worldview, darkness represented chaos, while light represented harmony and life a symbolism found in several Indo European deities of the sun, moon, and dawn. Solid cast from fine jewelery