Skjoldehamn Viking Hood - Gery Wool

The Skjoldehamn Hood is a well-preserved piece of medieval clothing discovered in a bog in Skjoldehamn, Norway, in 1936. The hood was part of a full burial, including a tunic, trousers, and other textile fragments. It dates to the late Viking Age or early medieval period (circa 995–1050 CE). The hood is made up of rectangular and triangular panels. Made of wool, it offered warmth and protection from elements such as wind, rain and cold. 

This medieval hood is made from grey wool and lined with linen.

Product includes one hood. other clothing and accessories not included and available separately. 

Currently available in Medium and Large.