viking axe and knife set Keltisch sieraad narrow surcottes continued to be

narrow surcottes continued to be worn well into the 15th century and

they remained in use for a short time

having evolved from the earlier form likely introduced by the Normans around the early 11th century

A leather cap sits over the top

viking axe and knife set Keltisch sieraad narrow surcottes continued to beThe set comprises an axe and a belt knife inspired by Viking mythology, presented in a gift and display box by Creaciones Asgard. The belt axe is practical and is constructed from a synthetic leather handle with leather wrapping. The hard wooden handle is adorned with Norse runes, including Raido (journey), Fehu (wealth), Wunjo (joy), Ehwaz (movement), Naudiz (necessity), Eihwaz (defence), Teiwaz (warrior), Othila (separated), and Thuisaz (giant). The