16e-17e eeuwse hellebaard, semi-scherp Ritueel wassen A collar adds a touch

A collar adds a touch of understated elegance to the overall aesthetic

The scabbard of this dagger is based on fragments recovered from Dura Europos

These patterns are based on knot motifs on the Stone of Stora Hammar on the island of Gotland

His reign is marked by numerous myths and legends

Embrace the power of Heimdall and embark on your own heroic journey

16e-17e eeuwse hellebaard, semi-scherp Ritueel wassen A collar adds a touchThis halberd is based on originals from the 16th 17th century. The halberd is a pole weapon with a long wooden shaft and an iron tip, with an axe and a hook below. Contrary to common belief, the hook was not meant to enlarge wounds but to block or trap enemy weapons. Due to its length, a halberdier could strike with greater force than with a sword. The weapon was effective in attack, especially against cavalry, but less suitable for defense. Skulls