bijlamulet 1st century bc bronze School for extra security

for extra security

and wipe the tankard

It is a replica of a 17th century German original

this tabard ensures comfort and freedom of movement during intense battles and adventures

At the bottom of the trouser legs there is also an elastic band to give the trousers volume

bijlamulet 1st century bc bronze School for extra securityStylized ax motifs like this amulet go back to a tradition from the Copper Age, when Proto Indo European steppe herders began from 3,500 BC. used copper and later bronze axes as a symbol of aristocracy. This specimen dates from Celtic times, ca. 1st century BC; the original was gold. Performed in bronze, with dimensions of approximately 1. 5 x 4 cm.