The chape fitting for a sword scabbard, inspired by the historical find from Haithabu, Denmark, is a testament to the Viking age's remarkable craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibility. Dating back to the 10th century, this piece was not merely functional, serving to protect the scabbard's tip, but also a work of art, adorned with a variety of decorative motifs that speak volumes about the Viking's attention to detail and their appreciation for beauty.

Handmade with bronze, each chape fitting is a bridge to the past, offering a tangible connection to the Viking era. Its design, inspired by the diverse and intricate decorations found on original pieces, highlights the Vikings' prowess in metalwork and their penchant for adorning even the most utilitarian objects with art.

Available in two sizes, this chape fitting caters to the needs of both wooden core scabbards and thinner leather sword scabbards or seax sheaths, ensuring that enthusiasts and reenactors can find the perfect fit for their historical replicas.

Sizes:

• Thick chape: External dimensions 7 x 6.5 cm, Internal dimensions 6.3 x 1.4 cm
• Thin chape: External dimensions 6.5 x 6.4 cm, Internal dimensions 6 x 0.7 cm

Made with the precision and dedication of the Viking's legendary craftsmen, this chape fitting not only enhances the historical accuracy of a sword scabbard but also serves as a decorative piece that celebrates the Viking legacy. Handcrafted in Spain, it embodies the spirit of an era where functionality and beauty were intertwined.