Viking Wool Tunic, Moselund, Rust Size:S Johan Egerkrans have taken on

Johan Egerkrans have taken on folkloric creatures

Fits a belt that is 12 mm wide

Tailpiece: Ebonized ash

Drinking horns in glass were used from the 200s and throughout the Viking Age

a Valknut triple-triangle and a roaring bear are printed on the front

Viking Wool Tunic, Moselund, Rust Size:S Johan Egerkrans have taken onComfortable kyrtill (overtunic) based on the wool garment found in Moselund Bog, Denmark, dated to circa 1100. Just like the original, it is made it 2 1 twill weave and comes with side gores that that reach all the way to the top of the back piece. The front and back gores are split up the center for horseback riding a design called "blaakyrtill" in old Icelandic texts. The pattern is based on that of Susanna Broome who has for 30 years been a solid