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Comb replica based on a piece from Gotland. Fully handmade in bone and reindeer horn. Its very difficult to make thin teeths.
Birka cap's end inspired by the object from grave 644 and 581. Completely made pieces by pieces. 6 cm long and 16g of silver
Gift for a friend Opal and silver pendant with stylised fox. Box in walnut and vegetable dye silk.
More viking bling.
Gotland belt
Reproduction of a Birka chest from 10th century, with replica of the lock.
Perfect to store my precious stuff. ;-)
After many years with a simple leather lace for my pendants, I finaly found the time to made a neclace, in silver, based on archeological artifacts.
FIrst try of viking silver bead.
Handmade bracelet in sterling silver.
Fully inspired by viking jewelry and design.
New purse for my viking stuff.
Made this week end from archeological sources.
Viking hiking in the snow, in the valley of Chaudefour.
With the viking reenactment group of the Alfadir Bears.
Inspired celtic pendant. With three rubies and sterling silver. Not historical, but fun to do.
Just a picture of the silver top rim of my drinking horn. Like usually I fully made it in sterling silver and it's based on historical artifacts.
My first glass bead making with an historical oven. (And it's not easy ! ) And a very big thanks to the company of the Arven Spear for this amazing week and my celtic name ;)
Suspended ring from a scramasax scabbard found at Birka. I couldn't casted it in brass, so, I casted it in silver to do a pendant.
After the scabbard, I made the belt divider to suspend it
I made a new scabbard for my viking seax. and I added some bling on the pommel. It's based on archaeological pieces from Birka.
Reproduction of the Birka earspoon, in silver and with the both faces engraved, like the original.