Audhumbla
Showing posts with label arkeologi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arkeologi. Show all posts
2014-07-31

Viking fibula knife

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Small fibula knife.  Pattern welded blade from George Ezell with elk antler handle and brass bolsters. Red leather sheath with brass mo...
2013-02-04

Viking belt

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The matching belt with the posh fittings are finally finished! Bright red leather strap with polished edges. 66 brass sheath mounts. Alban...
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2013-02-01

Starting on some belt fittings!

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Started on the matching belt for the red tarsoly. The customer wanted the tarsoly and the belt to look like a matching set I will make 70 ne...
2013-01-29

10th century Magyar-style tarsoly

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Just finshed with a 10th century Magyar-style tarsoly. Bright red leather with simple incised line decorations on the lid and a center lo...
2012-08-23

Audhumbla at Medeltidsveckan in Visby!

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Back from a wonderful week at Medeltidsveckan in Visby! We spent the week at Kapitelhusgården outside St Drotten and had a splendid time ...
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2012-07-19

Back from trip with a large seax!

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I just came back from a two week trip to Norway. Spent some time in the mountains hiking and getting inspiration as well as visiting Borre v...
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2012-06-12

Brass is flash!

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Brassy project finished! Large knife with two suspension points on scabbard. Flame maple handle, pattern welded blade and brass fittings. H...
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Audhumbla makes reconstructions of viking age knifes, tools, belts and bags. All projects are based on an extensive research of archaeological originals. In our craft we use materials and techniques that were available in the viking age and try to give the clients an idea of how these artifacts could have looked when they were new. Audhumbla also takes on modern projects like custom made leather sheaths for knifes, saddlebags, watch straps and much more. Audhumbla is owned by Edvin Sjöberg who has studied Archaeology at Gothenburg University and have a Bachelor degrees in Industrial Design from Gotland University. These two set of skills compliment each other to produce great products that bring the past to life. Edvin lives on Gotland together with his daughter and a miniature schnauzer named Zelda.
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