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Fafnir’s Bane Viking Shield
SKU: AH4488This hand-painted Viking shield features Fafnir, the fearsome dragon of Norse legend, whose greed and treachery became the stuff of myth.
In the Volsunga Saga, Fafnir was once a dwarf, transformed into a monstrous serpent after slaying his own father to claim a cursed hoard of gold, retreating into the wilderness to guard his treasure and terrorise all who approached. His reign ended when the hero Sigurd struck him down from beneath as the dragon crawled over a hidden pit, claiming both glory and a cursed fortune that would follow him ever after.
The shield is edged with natural rawhide for protection against sword and axe cuts, available in 60cm and 80cm diameters. Deepeeka’s reproduction recreates that dramatic saga scene, part of our newest additions.
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Draken Viking Raider Ship Shield
SKU: AH4487This hand-painted Viking shield carries a dragon-prowed longship, or drakkar, motif, evoking the raiding ships that carried Norse warriors across the seas of Northern Europe.
The drakkar, named for the carved dragon heads mounted on its prow, became one of the most enduring symbols of the Viking Age, striking genuine fear into coastal communities across Europe when spotted approaching from the water.
Deepeeka’s reproduction is available in 60cm and 80cm diameters, part of our newest additions.
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Viking-Style Pizza Cutter, 3-Lobed, Ash Wood
SKU: AH1082This Viking-styled pizza cutter pairs a solid white ash wood handle with a stainless steel three-lobed rocking blade, bringing a bit of Norse flair to the kitchen.
Every detail leans into the theme, from the crossguard-style handle to the smooth, satisfying spin of the blade as it rolls through a pizza, a genuinely fun novelty piece for anyone who wants their kitchen tools to look the part.
Deepeeka’s reproduction turns an everyday kitchen task into a small piece of Viking spectacle, part of our newest additions.
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The Petersen Type R sword is one of the most recognizable Viking sword forms of the 10th century, distinguished by its elegant five-lobed pommel and richly decorated hilt. Found across Scandinavia and throughout Viking trade and settlement regions, Type R swords are associated with prosperous warriors and chieftains during the height of the Viking Age.
