small viking key silvered bronze Hoofddeksels to the 16th century one

to the 16th century one and a half of the users used in Central Europe

who wore similar helmets with longer brims

split waistband

the fitting has the appearance of silver

a loom can only be used to weave longitudinal striped edges and not complex patterns

small viking key silvered bronze Hoofddeksels to the 16th century oneThis small key is modeled after a historical find from the permanent exhibition of the Danish National Museum in Copenhagen. In the Viking Age, the key was an important part of women's dress and was considered a status symbol, because only the married woman had the key power in the house; the visibly worn key showed her position within the household. A compact, authentic accessory for those who want to portray the Viking Age, to be worn on a cord or