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The hauberk is constructed from riveted and punched flat rings with a thickness of 1
Bonnets of this type were worn throughout Western Europe from approximately the thirteenth century to the fifteenth century
it may be worn as a cover garment
the legs were always a weak spot
It has a ring so that you can tie it to your belt with a lace
celtic pendant triskelion with spirals Middeleeuwse mantels en capes The hauberk is constructed fromThis piece of jewelry, inspired by ancient Celtic motifs, features a triskelion decorated with Celtic knots and three spirals, symbolizing eternity or immortality. In European paganism and Celtic culture, the triskelion likely represented eternal connection, immortality, or loyalty. Today, Neo Pagan groups interpret the symbol in various ways, depending on their reconstructive approach. The Celtic knots adorning the triskelion form an infinite
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