wood carving hugin odins raven Vikingkralen & baardkralen Axes like these remained in

Axes like these remained in use even into the 12th century and were used in the Middle Ages as sparth axes by the Gaelic peoples of the Irish Sea region

These historical binoculars are well-suited to re-enactment

agile vessels capable of both sailing and rowing

but also for a pirate or adventurer

The Gorget is crafted in the same design as the other armour parts from the Markward range

wood carving hugin odins raven Vikingkralen & baardkralen Axes like these remained inThe carving depicts Hugin, Odin's raven, sitting on a crescent decorated with Celtic knot motifs and a triskelion. As one of the two ravens that accompany Odin, Hugin represents the concept of thought and contemplation. According to the myth, Hugin flies around the world every day to gather information and returns in the evening to report to Odin. The name "Hugin" is derived from the Old Norse word for "thought" or "contemplation," which emphasises