Tablet woven belt for a Viking, with a cheerful, rhythmic pattern in browns, beige and red-orange. Can be used in historical reenactment, as a strap, trip or belt. Woven by a bearded viking during our stay in Ribe Viking Center in Denmark π The pattern changes direction every about every 40 cm, this is visible in the pictures.
Length: 250 cm plus tassels / 98.5 inch plus tassels
Width: 3.5 cm / 1.38 inch
Colour: earthly colours – beige, orange-red, brown, dark red
Material: 100% wool from New Zealand sheep, processed in Lithuania
Historical evidence: This is a modern pattern designed following the logic of medieval tablet weaving techniques. Geometric patterns are suitable for the historical reenactment of Celtic, Scandinavian, Rus, Slavic, Anglo-Saxon, and other Iron Age and early medieval peoples.
Wash with care, hand wash only!
What is this craft?
Tablet (card) weaving is an ancient craft of making strong, narrow, decorative bands. In the past men and women wore tablet woven bands as belts, leg wraps, hair bands or garment trims. Today tablet woven bands are used in historical reenactment (from Celtic to late medieval Europe), SCA, LARP, folk costumes and all kinds of pagan, fantasy or Viking societies. They can also serve as handfasting cords, guitar straps, bag straps, bookmarks and many more.
Custom orders
Drop me a line if you would like to order a custom band. I weave all the bands myself and will be happy to discuss your ideas for colours, patterns, material etc.
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