incense holder celtic dragon

incense holder celtic dragonA distinctive incense holder crafted from wood. The holder features a dragon motif with Celtic buttons and has a hole to accommodate an incense stick. The ash from the incense stick is collected in the elongated holder. In Celtic culture, dragons are considered supernatural beings with deep symbolic meanings. In contrast to the traditional Western interpretations of dragons, Celtic dragons are often depicted as friendly, protective creatures connected

decorated with stamped motifs that were created in negative

Attaching plate armour & malie parts

The axe blade is classified as Petersen Type I

which began appearing in larger numbers around 950 AD

It is constructed in the Gryffindor colours and bears an embroidered Gryffindor logo

It is supplied with a leather sheath

The Corbridge type A is typical for its 4 compartments: two shoulder halves and two torso halves

A functional medieval cloak well-suited to re-enacting several periods

The Ipswitch hoard

The acketon is most comfortable and permits excellent freedom of movement

The decorated spearhead is a replica of a 10th century original

The design is timeless