viking cup jelling Traditionele longbows The brim also protected against

The brim also protected against downward strikes and projectiles

The oil lamp is a replica of a piece from the 1st–2nd century

with a finely shaped downturned crossguard with decorative finials

The habit is provided with a chaperon and a waistband

The shoulder pads are inspired by 15th-century historical originals

viking cup jelling Traditionele longbows The brim also protected againstThis detailed replica of a Viking Age cup is based on the original found in the tomb of King Gorm of Jelling, who ruled Denmark in the 10th century. The cup features a ribbon like decoration with two intertwined mythical creatures, a design element that became known as the Jelling style. The Jelling cup is currently part of the permanent collection at the Danish National Museum in Copenhagen. The replica has been crafted to match the historical model