drinking horn holder triquetra dark brown Fantasy blouses - hemden - korsetten & tunieken Heavy metals were used

Heavy metals were used

which ensures that it remains firmly in the hand during sword fighting

Of course you can also display your drinking horn at home

This round lock has two keys

the narrow surcotte continued to be worn well into the 15th century and was even a garment of state from 1525 onward

drinking horn holder triquetra dark brown Fantasy blouses - hemden - korsetten & tunieken Heavy metals were usedAn indispensable accessory for your drinking horn! With this drinking horn holder you can wear your drinking horn on your belt to festivals and during events or LARP. This holder is decorated with a Triquetra. This symbol comes from Northern Europe and examples of this have been found up to the 8th century. In Neopaganism, the symbol is associated with the triple goddess. In Asatru, the Triquetra is associated with Odin, as it is very similar to the