drinking horn tara with celtic knots light Viking ringen The upper side of the

The upper side of the pauldrons is designed to overlap the breastplate and thereby provide extra protection to the armpits

It is based on finds from the 1st century AD

It likely originated during the Roman Iron Age in Central Europe and

Helmets were worn less in the 17th century

drinking horn tara with celtic knots light Viking ringen The upper side of theThis drinking horn with stand is beautifully decorated with a Celtic knot motif. Since before Antiquity, horns have been used for drinking at festive occasions. The Celts drank from drinking horns during pagan ceremonies. This horn is made of natural horn that has been selected for its light color. You can fill this horn with 0. 5 liters of your favorite beverage! The exterior is polished for a smooth, luxurious surface and a Celtic knot motif is