Trondheim Viking Bone Pin, Robe Pin, Hairpin

Trondheim Viking Bone Pin, Robe Pin, Hairpin

The Trondheim Viking Bone Pin is an authentic historical recreation based on an original find from the 11th century in Trondheim, Norway. Carved from genuine bone, this pin features details inspired by the Urnes style, characterized by intricate intertwined animal designs typical of the late phase of Viking art.

Bone pins were common among the Vikings, not only as hair ornaments, but also as practical fasteners for garments such as cloaks and mantles . They were a cheap alternative to metal brooches and have been found in diverse Viking settlements, from Birka in Sweden to York in England , reflecting their widespread use throughout the Viking world.

This piece is perfect for those looking to complement their historical attire for LARP, Viking reenactments, or medieval markets . It's also a beautiful accessory for modern everyday life, ideal for those who appreciate Norse art and history.

Details:

• Material: Real animal bone

• Dimensions: approx. 16 x 4 x 0.6 cm

Note: Due to the nature of the material, each pin is unique, with natural variations in color and texture.

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