Viking kaftan Skadi, wool blend, red

Product description

The Birka cloak has its origins in the Viking era and is named after the historic settlement of Birka in Sweden. Birka was an important trading place, and the garments found there show a high quality in textile production. The Vikings were known for their skills in textile working and embroidery, often using natural materials such as wool and linen used. Their clothing was functional but also decorative and indicated the wearer's high status in society.

This Viking kaftan Skadi is an excellent replica of a historical garment from the Viking era. Made from a high-quality wool blend, it offers... cloak both warmth and authentic historic elegance. The wooden buttons on the front add a rustic and traditional touch. The simple cotton border that the cloak forms a nice color contrast. A special detail is the extensive hand embroidery in the original Urnes style, located at the neck — named after the Urnes Stave Church in Norway and popular in the late Viking era (11th century). This embroidery gives the cloak a distinctive identity and showcases the impressive craftsmanship of the Viking era.

The Viking kaftan Skadi is ideal for historical reenactments and LARP events, but also for anyone looking for a unique garment with historical flair. Washing instructions: dry clean.