wall relief asclepius greek god of medicine alabaster plaster Middeleeuwse jurken This Viking brooch is a

This Viking brooch is a replica of a 9th-10th century original excavated at the Viking town of Birka

diamond-shaped twill

This bracelet ends in two dragon motives

Handmade thor's hamer

This leather belt is most fitting for settings of the high and late Middle Ages and particularly well-suited for the representation of a 13th or 14th century knight or nobleman

wall relief asclepius greek god of medicine alabaster plaster Middeleeuwse jurken This Viking brooch is aAsclepius was the Greek god of medicine, recognizable by his staff with one serpent (as opposed to the two serpent caduceus of Hermes). This wall relief is based on the Telemachos monument from the Asclepieion of Athens (ca. 400 BC), now on display in the Acropolis Museum. The light, antique looking patina was cast in a German factory. Please note: the colored image in the product photo is a possible drainage reconstruction, not the actual one colour