#frysia

[muspelheim71]

Phallic figurines in the Fries Museum, The Netherlands. The sign reads: “Are these two-eyed phallic figurines meant to promote fertility as a fertility symbol? Or are they simply decorative earthenware dolls? We don't know for sure. They were probably imported from present-day Germany, where many workshops made these kinds of dolls.

1250-1500, found in Hantumhuizen, pottery Fries Museum, Leeuwarden | collection of the Royal Frisian Society”

[muspelheim71]

Tree trunk coffin from the 7th century and with reconstructed face.

Necklace, amber and glass, 5-8th century

Grave gifts, comb made of bone, 450-500 CE

Torque, 600 BCE-0 CE.

All objects are found in Frysia and on display in the Fries Museum in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands

[bangtan]

Do you know where to buy the BTS standees?

If you’re referring to their cardboard life-size cutouts, those are unfortunately not for sale.