celtic seahorse amulet 1st century bronze Tyr The knight’s belt is available

The knight’s belt is available in three sizes and does not have any punch holes

This is a sturdier construction than the small

Belts like these were worn all over Europe

The shape of this helmet was indirectly influenced by the all’antica style (which emerged in the first half of the 16th century) and by the Greenwich style

so we recommend wearing it with a belt or adding a cloak closure yourself

celtic seahorse amulet 1st century bronze Tyr The knight’s belt is availableThis graceful amulet in seahorse shape is modeled on a Celtic 'dragonesque' fibula from the 1st century AD. This type of robe pin spread among the Celtic Britons after the Roman conquest of England and unites Celtic formal language with Roman influences. In ancient times, seahorses were believed to pull the chariots of the sea gods, and so they became associated with Neptune and Poseidon. An emotional meaning was also attributed to the seahorse: it is