This unusual purse is inspired by the archaeological find from Birka, grave 949, dated from the 10th-11th century. It is made of goatskin and brass, standing out for its authenticity and artisanal quality. A brass frame composed of two riveted plates maintains the structural unity of this piece of craftsmanship. The flap closes with three brass buttons, providing a distinctive touch. A leather cord is attached to a brass ring that allows this accessory to be hung from a belt. A comfortable way to carry it while becoming an accessory that represents the wearer’s social status. It is undoubtedly an accessory that will add a touch of distinction to your Viking attire. Product Details: Material: Goatskin, brass hardware and buttons Interior: Unlined Height: Approximately 15 cm Maximum Width: Approximately 9 cm Depth: Approximately 1 cm Weight: Approximately 150 g Link to the original find. Note: Specifications may vary slightly from piece to piece. Please remember that leather is a natural product, so variations in colour and texture are normal, making each bag unique. Images provided are for reference only. 0/5 (0 Reviews)
