Viking Weapons– Gokstad Sheild Replica

This Viking shield is a replica of the shields discovered in the famous Gokstad Ship burial in Sandefjord, Norway. Dated to the early viking age, the burial is believed to belong to the legendary Olav Geirstad-Alf and contained 32 shields in the mound. Crafted from pine wood, these shields were painted yellow and black, adorned with a shield boss, and rimmed with calfskin leather whick was a classic features of Viking shields.

Our replica is fully functional and replicates all the details of the original shields found in the Gokstad burial mound. While remnants of the original shields are preserved at the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo, you can now own a piece of Viking history designed for reenactments, display, or collection.

Features of the Viking Shield

• Historical Design: Based on the shields discovered in the Gokstad Ship burial, one of the most significant viking archaeological finds.
  
• Authentic Materials: shield boss, wooden handle, and calfskin leather rim
  
• Fully Functional: Designed for reenactments or display, offering historical accuracy and durability
  
• Cultural Significance: Reflects the artistry and craftsmanship of viking weaponry.
  
• Traditional Colors: Painted in yellow and black, mirroring the original shields.

Product Details

• Size: 94 cm in diameter
  
• Weight: 5 kg (11 lbs)
  
• Material: Pine wood, iron, calfskin leather.