viking rod divider stora ire gotland 8th 10th century bronze Viking mannenkleding This buckle is made of

This buckle is made of brass

This elegant weapon was often the choice of noblemen and became known for its agility and precision in the era of dueling and sword fighting

and a generously shaped five-lobed pommel

Crafted from breathable cotton and micromodal

The steel pommel and guard are artfully turned and lend the sword an elegant character

viking rod divider stora ire gotland 8th 10th century bronze Viking mannenkleding This buckle is made ofThis rod shaped chain divider is an exact replica of a find from Stora Ire near Hellvi on the Swedish island of Gotland. There are six holes on the back for attaching multiple chains, although fewer can be added. Between about 700 and 1000 AD. Oval fibulae with chain dividers were an essential part of Viking Age women's costume in Sweden and the Baltic region, and such finds are common in women's graves from that period especially in eastern Sweden,