Keltische drinkhoorn Epona, 300-500 ml Middeleeuwse zwaarden so the ankles are also

so the ankles are also protected

and a chainmail skirt (gousset)

The pommel is also made of steel

This design allowed the user to grip the shaft just behind the head for shaving or working wood

One of the most famous depictions in Western Europe appears on the Bayeux Tapestry (1066–1083)

Keltische drinkhoorn Epona, 300-500 ml Middeleeuwse zwaarden so the ankles are alsoThis drinking horn is engraved with a horse. The horse goddess Epona was worshiped throughout the Celtic world and beyond. The Romans also adopted this god. Epona is the goddess of horses and riders. This drinking horn is handmade from a real ox horn. Avoid dishwashers and hot drinks. Wash under running water before use. Treat it with beeswax after each use for a longer life.