Middeleeuwse ketel Leren dagboeken en notitieboekjes not stainless)

not stainless)

Originally these were used as tools

This one-and-a-half-hander has a wooden scabbard wrapped with brown leather and a brown leather grip

the tradition of wearing Lunula amulets was passed on by the Slavic peoples to the Vikings of the Baltic Sea region

Belts like these were worn by the Germanic tribes such as the Alamanni and Merovingians

Middeleeuwse ketel Leren dagboeken en notitieboekjes not stainless)Essential for every medieval kitchen! This kettle can be hanged on a tripod and has a volume of 7 to 8 litres. It is handmade of steel and treated with oil. This is why it has to be cleansed before use with hot water for example.