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The brooch is based on a Celtic disc from the 4th century BC
or the Germanic god Wodan
The bag is fastened with a large brass buckle
drinking from horns was already commonplace
2 cm and weighs 1984 grams
drinking fenrir wolf Viking jurken & hangerocs The brooch is based onOver the centuries, the drinking horn has been employed by different peoples as a cup during ceremonies and celebrations. Its use is even mentioned in the Edda. The horn is particularly well suited to Viking reenactment, home dcor and LARP, and makes a wonderful gift. It is also well suited to festivals. Crafted from buffalo horn and polished by hand, the interior is varnished so that it may be drunk from. It comes with a metal stand with which it can
