Birkamantel Aslaug, wolmix, bruin Zwaardonderhoud This tabard is inspired by

This tabard is inspired by historical originals and can be worn over armor or medieval clothing

Surcoats were often worn in the Holy Land

A handmade woodcarving of Celtic dogs

This bracelet measures 7

Swords like this were used at the court of English King Henry VIII and during the Battle of Pavia

Birkamantel Aslaug, wolmix, bruin Zwaardonderhoud This tabard is inspired byThe Viking Birka cloak Aslaug is an interpretation of finds from a female grave in Birka (Sweden). Since there are no complete finds, the mantle shapes are only historical reconstructions. The long sleeved wool coat reaches halfway the calf and has no buttons or loops. Coats like these were worn with a fibula, these are available separately. The fibula in the picture is not included.