ukko ax hammeramulet ylipaa 9th century bronze Armets Headdresses like this were worn

Headdresses like this were worn during the Renaissance by rich ladies from England

Width 55 cm

Dresses like this were worn during the Middle Ages as an underdress during the colder months

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This Armpusser was made in the style of the mid-14th century and is said to have been worn by the knights and fighters of the 100-year war between France and Great Britain

ukko ax hammeramulet ylipaa 9th century bronze Armets Headdresses like this were wornThis amulet is modeled on a Viking Age pendant found at Ylip near Lieto in Finland and dating to around 800 AD. It depicts the Ukonvasara, the ax hammer of the Finnish thunder god Ukko. Unlike the Western Scandinavians, the Finns in the Viking Age did not carry a Thor's hammer, but this similarly shaped amulet, also called Ukonkirves (axe of Ukko) like Thor's hammer, it was supposed to summon lightning and thunder. Ukko was the high god of Finnish