GALLERY 1 GALLERY 2
Here is a selection of things I´ve made as well as pictures from events. Gallery 1 contains candleholders, jewelry and miscellaneous things. Gallery 2 contains pictures from Iron Age markets and similar. Click on image for an enlarged version (30-80kb). Use your Back button to return here.
Candle Holders and similar:
A small four-legged candleholder | A "candlesticker" | A very simple candle cup design | An odd bird... | ||||
Votive candle holder with glass cup | Three legged candle holder for large candles | Wall candle holder | Wall scone | ||||
Jewelry: | |||||||
Pendant with three sun spirals - one of a kind item | A couple of bracelets - the upper is forge welded. | An iron knot pendant | Another pendant... | ||||
The sun spiral. | Wolf tooth pendant | The hammer of Thor -see how to forge it under TechStuff | The "Troll Cross" - a protective pendant according to Swedish folklore | ||||
The serpent pendant | Jewelry items are delivered in a nice package.... | A thumbring - impossible to get it to rust. | Arrowhead pendant | ||||
A small armring... | A somewhat bigger armring... | ... and a big one! | Pennanular (also called fibula) - used by many cultures. Common among vikings and celts. | ||||
Miscellaneous: | |||||||
Door knocker, model from Kalmar Castle | Dinner gong | A door handle | Bottle opener, square iron | ||||
Bottle opener, round iron. See how to forge it under TechStuff.. | A toilet tissue holder | Cauldron - design inspired by the Mästermyr find | Hanger "Longship" | ||||
A small bowl with spoon | A couple of leaf hooks in two sizes | A good sized ladle to accompany the cauldron above | Touchmark - detail from ladle (ULF in runes) | ||||
A leaf keyring | A frying pan of an authentic model from the Viking era | Another couple of ladles | A "womans knife" - a common name for this utility knife | ||||
Oath ring, see more about its meaning and use under "Symbols". | Tripod and cauldron. The tripod is similar to finds from the Osebjerg ship. | A wall torch and a scone | A couple of oath rings | ||||
A runestone from Adelsö close to Birka. | An authentic forge model, from a Birka exposition during the summer of 2002 | Another view of my touchmark. | |||||
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