gotland rusvik belt fitting silvered Lijfje en korsetten as it is crafted from

as it is crafted from good and thick fabric

It is recommended to maintain the foam weapon regularly

this type of closed shoe completely replaced the traditional caligae sometime in the 2nd century AD

The belt consists of two parts: the upper part is narrower and worn around the waist

This gothic brooch is a replica of an original depicted on a statue at Bamburg Cathedral

gotland rusvik belt fitting silvered Lijfje en korsetten as it is crafted fromThis belt end is based on an original from the 11th century found in Gotland (Sweden). Similar ends were also found on the East Sea coast in Russia. They were used by i. a. the Vikings from the Baltic sea area, the Rusvikings. This belt end is decorated in the Borre art style.