robe closure sweden bronze Ritueel wassen The houppelande appeared around 1360

The houppelande appeared around 1360 and remained fashionable well into the next century

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This relief is made of plaster alabaster and measures 15 x 12

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robe closure sweden bronze Ritueel wassen The houppelande appeared around 1360This two piece robe closure is based on one found in Sweden fibula from the Viking Age and is both decorative and functional: with this you can easily close a cloak, hangerok or tunic. Each part has three sturdy eyelets at the back for sewing, and both parts are extremely detailed and solid made of fine jewel bronze. A sustainable, authentic looking alternative to modern buttons or hooks on historic clothing.