wooden torque dragon Romeinse en Egyptische sieraden The early medieval cross fibula

The early medieval cross fibula is a replica of a 5th–6th century Germanic original excavated in Hedemark

The blade is made of 'Damascus steel'

The dress has been made after the 8th–9th century underdresses excavated in Haithabu

or for relaxing at home on the sofa

The engraved text says: Nányë Andúril i né Narsil i macil Elendilo

wooden torque dragon Romeinse en Egyptische sieraden The early medieval cross fibulaThis unique handmade wooden torque is a beautiful necklace for costumes or to wear in everyday life. It is decorated with a dragon's head. In Western fantasy and mythology, dragons often represent chaos and the battle between good and evil, while in Eastern cultures they are seen as lucky and protective entities.