Our Moccasins is a work of art that brings elegance and tradition into your home. Each pair is thoughtfully handmade by skilled artisans, with hours devoted to creating the detailed beadwork and ensuring precise construction. These moccasins are more than just slippers they're a statement of quality and care.  

The Viking axe is a quintessential weapon and tool associated with the Norse people during the Viking Age (approximately 8th to 11th century). Axes held great significance in Viking culture, serving both practical and symbolic purposes. They were versatile tools used for everyday tasks as well as formidable weapons in battle.

Experience the ultimate blend of tradition and performance with our Damascus hand-forged knives. Crafted using 1095 and 15N20 high-carbon steel, each blade is expertly layered to create the stunning wavy patterns Damascus steel is renowned for. These knives aren’t just tools—they're masterpieces of strength, durability, and sharpness, designed for those who demand precision and artistry in every cut.

Bone-carved Viking goods evoke a raw, primal essence, echoing the craftsmanship and resilience of the Norse seafarers. Each piece tells a story of adventure, myth, and cultural heritage, capturing the spirit of the ancient Vikings. From intricately carved drinking horns adorned with Nordic symbols to robust knife handles etched with runes, these artifacts blend authenticity with timeless allure. Crafted from ethically sourced bone, these items not only celebrate Viking tradition but also honor environmental sustainability.

Viking horn mugs, often referred to as drinking horns, are vessels made from animal horns that were used by the Vikings for drinking various beverages. These unique and distinctive drinking vessels are closely associated with Viking culture and have become popular symbols of Norse heritage and the Viking Age.

A Viking tankard, also known as a Norse or Viking drinking tankard, is a type of large, sturdy mug or drinking vessel inspired by the Viking Age and Norse culture. These tankards are designed to resemble historical drinking vessels that the Vikings might have used for various beverages, including mead, ale, and other drinks.