silver odins knot

silver odins knotThe Valknut is based on a carving found in Oseberg, Norway. The symbol is sometimes depicted on Viking stones, most commonly alongside the god Odin, and is therefore sometimes called Odin's knot or Wodan's knot. This Odin's knot is crafted from 925 silver.

Fibulae of this type were worn across an area stretching from Northern Europe to Austria and Croatia

and the rapier is supplied complete with a leather scabbard

Lance heads of this type are still employed nowadays as ceremonial weapons by the British cavalry and Canadian police on horseback

The winged spear has been designed by Cold Steel after several medieval originals

The bill measures 227 cm in length with a blade of 62

The scabbard is constructed from wood covered with leather and decorated with (silvered) brass fittings

The original is nowadays part of the collection of the British Museum

23 cm in length with a blade of 27

4 mm thick round rings with an inner diameter of 8 mm

Contrary to the gladius

The burgonet can be worn in three different ways

It is fitted with two loops