Drinking Horn Terminal, Varoy Runes and Gods Norse women wore pairs of

Norse women wore pairs of oval brooches to fasten the shoulder straps of a tunic worn over other garments

The original pair (Petersen Typology P48/49) we have based these on are found in the Norwegian Universitetsmuseene

An amulet depicting Mjölnir is known as a “Thor’s Hammer” and it was worn by the Vikings as an amulet of protection and power

" --Philip Parker

Drinking Horn Terminal, Varoy Runes and Gods Norse women wore pairs ofA bronze terminal for your drinking horn in the shape of a beast's head. It is a reproduction of a find made in Vary, Vikna in Norway. Size: 4. 3 inches (11 cm) long Diameter of hole: 18 mm at the opening. Material: Bronze Drinking Horn not included. Bought separately. Due to the new regulations for US packages shipped from abroad, this product will be subject to checks from FDA, FWS and or APHIS. This could lead to short delays on orders containing