Medieval pottery

The Limburg Brothers ceramics

On which historical originals is our medieval pottery based? Medieval pottery can be seen in various medieval manuscripts. For example, in the Book of Hours by the Limburg Brothers. From these medieval cups, you can enjoy cold and hot drinks, but you can also use them for home decoration.

Pingsdorf pottery

Much of our pottery is based on archaeological finds from the Middle Ages. Pingsdorf pottery originates from the German Rhineland and was made between the 10^th and 13^th centuries. This ceramic was also made in the south of the Netherlands. Pingsdorf ceramics were traditionally painted with red paint.

Viking ceramics

On this page, you can also find pottery from the Viking era. In the Viking towns of Birka and Haithabu, much Viking pottery has been found. Here you can find various Viking drinking cups, hand-made made of dark clay from the Rhineland. Ideal for LARP and Viking reenactment.