Romeinse kom terra sigillata Boogschieten and the later variants of

and the later variants of iron

better known as the Templars

Size: Onesize

The design of this gugel was inspired by the discovery of a bog body still clothed and wrapped in a woolen blanket at Skjoldehamn farm in Andoya

Romeinse kom terra sigillata Boogschieten and the later variants ofThis bowl is a replica of various pieces found in the whole Roman Empire. Bowls like this were commonly used during the 1st to 4th century AD. They were made in Southern Gaul by pottery workshops (officinae); during production some sort of mass production was used. This bowl is made of red pottery (terra sigillata) and decorated with reliefs of flowers and Roman dancers, depicting a (religious) feast. The bowl is 22 x 11 cm large and is fully hand