sgian dubh of damascus steel Viking riem Although they originally operated in

Although they originally operated in the Holy Land

Cuirasses of this kind were often worn together with chainmail voiders

the mace was a weapon that could inflict considerable damage to armor

The leg protectors are decorated with a diamond pattern interspersed with rivets and suitable for Viking and medieval characters

The bowl is entirely handmade from ochery clay and glazed in the historical manner with a green colour

sgian dubh of damascus steel Viking riem Although they originally operated inThis sgian Dubh is made of several layers of Damascus steel. The name sgian dubh means ? black knife?. This dagger was usually worn in the sleeve during the 17th and 18th century. An old custom was that a Highlander could not carry weapons inside when he entered a house. For self defense he often hid a sgian dubh in his sock. When a fight broke out in the house he could escape or fight back with his dagger. After Culloden the soldiers of the