celtic thistle fibula Festival riemen They were used from around

They were used from around 900 to 975 AD

The shoulder pieces are equipped with leather straps and may readily be fastened to a gorget or bevor

This leg armor can be worn separately or combined with other armor parts

coming together in the god Odin/Wodan

This replica is made from 1

celtic thistle fibula Festival riemen They were used from aroundThe replica fibula is particularly well suited to reenactment and historical clothing. The Celtic thistle fibula is a distinctive type of cloak pin that originated in the Iron Age (approximately 800 BCE to the 1st century CE) and was particularly popular amongst Celtic peoples in Central and Western Europe. These fibulae were employed to fasten garments such as cloaks or tunics, whilst also serving as decorative status symbols. The name "thistle