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The helmet is a battle-ready replica of a 10th-century Viking helmet excavated from a tumulus in Gjermundbu
Shaft thickness: 3
and the design remained the same throughout the period of the Crusades: a cross shape with a slim blade where the pommel could take different forms
The wolf occupied a central place in Viking culture — appearing
The leg protectors feature leather straps by which they may be easily attached to the legs
barbute metropolitan museum Viking mannenkleding The helmet is a battle-readyA barbuta (also called barbute, which literally means bearded in Italian, possibly because the wearers beard remained visible) is a visorless combat helmet from the 15th century, designed in Italy. The barbuta is a type of sallet developed so that the wearer does not need a chainmail camail or other neck protection. The helmet often features a distinctive T shaped or Y shaped opening for the eyes and mouth. This helmet is based on a 15th century
