slavic temple rings m bronze Ketels - pannen en kookstellen These latex ears make the

These latex ears make the ears 5 cm longer

It was likely used up until the First Crusade

It is suitable for belts with a width of up to 6 cm

Depictions can be seen on the Roman graves in Bonn

Two leather straps at the back permit the vambraces to be securely fastened to the arms

slavic temple rings m bronze Ketels - pannen en kookstellen These latex ears make theThese Slavic rings are a replica of various Early Medieval originals. Rings like these were used by the Slavic, Germanic, Frankish and Alamanic people to weave in the hair. These rings were found in a. o. Germanic graves in southern Germany and were used well into the 12th century. The rings were often woven into the hair in pairs or even more at the temples. Hence the name 'temple ring'. These rings are an early medieval form of hair decoration.