drinking horn holder viking dragon Toverstokken a few left and right

a few left and right sides permit a great many different colour combinations

the chaperon was a popular item of clothing for all classes in society

Together with Bernard of Clairvaux he composed the rules of the order and led it for twenty years

Amongst the most popular melee weapons of the Middle Ages

The gorget is fastened by means of a pin construction on one side and a strap on the other

drinking horn holder viking dragon Toverstokken a few left and rightThe drinking horn holder, crafted in the shape of a Viking dragon, is well suited to drinking horns from 0. 2 to 0. 5 L. The opening measures approximately 4 cm. It may be placed on a table or cupboard at home to display a special drinking horn, or employed as a stand whilst drinking from the horn. An excellent home decoration, and particularly well suited to LARP and festivals. In early medieval Viking art, dragons played a prominent role as symbols