Grimfrost's Ásgautr is based on a sword found in the Rosenlund grave in Denmark

The scene between Fafnir and Sigurd is carved into the horn with the purpose to evoke and strengthen the essences of the two adversaries: the wild and untamed spirit of the beast that dwells deep inside every man

Size: Approx

not fully blunted and thus not suitable for reenactment fighting

In addition

god figurine freyr GROOMING Grimfrost's Ásgautr is based onThis 9 cm (3. 6 inches) tall bronze figurine depicts Freyr, the Viking god. It is a reproduction of the original figurine that was found in Rllinge, Sweden, and is dated to the 11th Century. It should be mentioned that a phallic symbol is visible on the figurine. Freyr was associated with sacral kingship, virility and prosperity, as well as with sunshine and fair weather, and was pictured as a phallic fertility god. It was said that Freyr "bestows