sculpture bucephalus horse of alexander the great alabaster plaster Alle tassen With each wrist

With each wrist

indicating that they were a common household item in the Viking Age

As a standalone burgonet (optionally with neck guard)

The thread that is being interwoven is wrapped around the shuttle

The ends of the ring are made like the end of the Haithabu hair needle

sculpture bucephalus horse of alexander the great alabaster plaster Alle tassen With each wristBucephalus was the legendary horse of Alexander the Great, named after a brand in the shape of an ox's head on his thigh. According to tradition, Alexander was so devastated by the death of his faithful warhorse that he named a city after it: Alexandria Bucephalus. This handmade statue is produced in an environmentally friendly way and brings this classic Greek legend to your living room or collection.