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It represents the three vessels
The two authors of the book have a long background in culinary history
Edge: Not fully sharpened
Fenrir sensed deceit and demanded one of them to first place a hand in his mouth as guarantee of that the rope was removed would he not be able to break it
We like to think that it belonged to the probably esteemed Viking warrior Ásgautr Red-Shield who is mentioned on a runestone standing in the nearby church of Rønninge
Bracelet, Torslunda, Steel Armband It represents the three vesselsLeather bracelet with five plates based on the ancient Torslunda bronze plates. They date to the 550 800 AD and display scenes from tales and mythology. The plates in the bracelet are: Plate 1 and 5: A man standing between two bears. He holds a dagger in his left hand and a sword in his right that is thrusted into one of the bears. Plate 2 and 4: Two warriors wearing helmets with boar crests. They carry spears and swords. Center plate 3: A dancing man
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