Romeinse dolfijnkam, 1e-3e eeuw, verzilverd brons Papyrus en perkament These daggers were likely derived

These daggers were likely derived from the Greco-Roman parazonium

The journal features 110 hand-crafted pages with decorative rough edges

The Jellinge style was often used by the Vikings of the East Sea region

werd door zowel mannen als vrouwen gedragen en er zijn zo'n 1000 exemplaren teruggevonden in Scandinavië

gebruiken voor pagan photoshoots

Romeinse dolfijnkam, 1e-3e eeuw, verzilverd brons Papyrus en perkament These daggers were likely derivedThis comb shows in relief two dolphins with upward pointing tails, which together form the handle. The design is based on a Roman find dating between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD. Dolphins played a recurring role in myths in classical antiquity and were seen as helpful creatures: they are said to have saved the poet Arion of Lesbos from drowning, and were considered companions of sea gods. A graceful comb for those who want to portray Roman culture.