viking shield fafnir Armets but were also used in

but were also used in warfare

This armour is inspired by historical 15th-century originals

Gothic statues in churches and in manuscripts such as the manuscript De Consolatione Philosophiae (1130–1140) in the Bodleian Library in Oxford

Crafted from brass and parchment with ventilation holes

for fastening armour parts with ease

viking shield fafnir Armets but were also used inThe strong wooden shield features an umbo, dragon decorations and a leather edge. The dragon held deep meaning to the Vikings and was considered a symbol of power, courage and protection. Amongst the Vikings, the dragon was known as a mythical creature that both inspired fear and commanded respect. It was associated with the art of war, cosmic battle and protection against evil. Dragon ornaments were often found on shields and other valuable objects,