decorated belt end for roman belts Viking houtsnijwerk a tradition that was adopted

a tradition that was adopted by the Romans

This Viking brooch is a replica of an 11th-century original found in Pitney

The raven symbolizes one of the raven of Odin or Wodan

This was for example during the Hundred Years War between England and France and during the reign of the Visconti family in Milan

The semi-sharp tempered blade is forged from 1065 carbon steel with a hardness of 48–52 HRC

decorated belt end for roman belts Viking houtsnijwerk a tradition that was adoptedThis part is suitable for making Roman belts, like the Balteus and the cingulum. If you use your Roman belt intensively, parts may fall off during battles. With this spare part you can make your belt like new again, or you can make a completely new belt according to your own taste.