Drinkware - Mug with Viking Head and Crossed Axes
| Article number: | 816-113 |
| Availability: | In stock (4) |
| Delivery time: | Orders on working days before 15.00 cet will be shipped same day. All orders after 15.00 cet will be processed next workingday. |
Drinkware
Mug with Viking Head and Crossed Axes
- Made of Resin and steel
- Hand painted
- Dimensions: (wxhxd) approx. 15cm x 11cm x 11cm
- Capacity: 480ml
- Metal insert is removable for washing - handwash only
- Only wipe the outside with a soft cloth, not under the tap
- For hot and cold drinks, also as a beer mug, mead cup, mug, etc.
- Not suitable for microwave use
The Vikings or Norsemen were Scandinavian inhabitants of southern Norway, Denmark and Sweden. In many cases, a distinction is made between the two terms. The term ‘Normans’ refers to the entire population group, while the term ‘Vikings’ refers only to the seafaring part of that group that migrated from Scandinavia to Europe for trade, emigration, raids and conquests. The other Normans were inhabitants of present-day Norway, southern Sweden, Denmark and Iceland who lived from agriculture and livestock farming, crafts and trade. The current inhabitants of these countries – with the exception of the Sami in Norway and Sweden – are largely descendants of the Vikings.
