bracteat tjurko Harnassen The dress is available in

The dress is available in the sizes XS to XXXL

adorned with buttons

but from the 2nd century BC onward it became primarily a ceremonial attribute for high-ranking officers and emperors

which means the holy role of the hostess

bracteat tjurko Harnassen The dress is available inThe Germanic bracteate originates from Blekinge, Sweden, and dates back to the 4th to 6th century AD. Crafted from gold, the bracteate features an image of a head surrounded by an inscription in the older Futhark runic alphabet. The original bracteate was discovered on the island of Tjurk near Karlskrona in southern Sweden and is now held within the collection at the Swedish National Museum in Stockholm. The inscription on the Tjurk bracteate reads: