Viking torque met raven koppen, brons Maliënkolders now part of the collection

now part of the collection of the National Museum of Ireland

For re-enactment groups and sword fighting schools

The light draw weight of the bow makes it safe enough for LARP and re-enactment battles and also easy to handle for shooting targets

The name comes from a place in Switzerland near a lake where many artifacts from this period were found

several amulets like this have been excavated from graves 835

Viking torque met raven koppen, brons Maliënkolders now part of the collectionThe Viking Torque is made of rods neatly twisted together to a 5 mm thickness and the endings are two raven heads. The model for the torque comes from the Swedish hoard of Undrom. The Viking torque is very flexible and suited for a neck with a circumference of 40 45 cm and can be worn by both men and women.