Dragon Óðrœrir Black Beltbag

Available for sale in our shop



                                        

Fenir beltbag!

Fenrisulfr beltbag!! This was a very special order for my friend Michael Cramer from Terrawear, an also a very special shop where I have designed a large number of shirts from their current catalog. This particular design has been posted here some days ago, in case you have not seen it yet :)
Otherwise do not forget to visit Terrawear USA shop, you will not be dissapointed with the quality of their products!
https://www.etsy.com/es/shop/TerraWear

Vetur ülfur reenactment bag!

New beltbag avaliable in our shop. As always the carved patterns are an own design.
Hand tooled, sewn and dyed!
Click here to order:

https://www.etsy.com/es/listing/550668824/rinonera-vikinga-vetur-ulfur?ref=shop_home_active_1

Bat beltbag!!

Never thought about making a Norse style bat on a beltbag, but if the customer wants bats, Huldukottr brings a bat! Custom wotk for Mr. Matthew Jorgensen in the U.S. Own design.

Norse wolf beltbag!

 Again, this is an own design, but I must say that the wolf was designed some time ago. And I'll probably use this same wolf on future works again, stay tuned!

Njardar Vikings Beltbag

Njardar Vikings Beltbag. Comission from Madrid, in order to be delivered to the Njardar Vikings from Norway. The carved Norse beast
 is the official symbol of the Njardar Vikinglag and it is under Copyright. The remaining ornaments are own designed.

 I wanted to make a longship on a bag, using the well known Celto-Nordic kind of ornamentation, well, here is it turned into a beltbag. Hand sewn,carved and dyed, and, as it use to be, the carved patterns are own designed. If you thing this is for you, order it on the link below!

https://www.etsy.com/es/listing/280354782/drakkar-beltbag?ref=shop_home_active_2

Triskelion Dragon beltbag

This is for male and female users, and it has a shoulder strap avaliable. Perfect, if you look something different for daily use :)

Dragon Beltbags

Today is a chance for beltbags.

Turning back to ancient uses and considering the viking age structures, with celtic knots and Othal Rune, meaning the tribe and family kinship.
The central ornament is a typical nordic dragon, knot shaped, something common in elder germanic art manifestations.

The bags are absolutely hand tooled, and taking apart from the common ways, it's sewed with heavy sewing thread, instead the classic leather ropes.

Heilsa!!