Cinqueda, scherp Viking sieraden & hangers The wooden scabbard (saya) is

The wooden scabbard (saya) is black lacquered in the kuroro-style and has an extra long sageo (the cord to tie the saya to the belt)

This katana has a length (without scabbard) of 101 cm with a grip (tsuka) of 28

It does not include a liner

seax or scramaseax is a large knife that was worn by European men in the 5th until the 11th century

Cinqueda, scherp Viking sieraden & hangers The wooden scabbard (saya) isThe Cinqueda emerged in the late 15th and early 16th century during the Italian Renaissance. These daggers were likely derived from the Greco Roman parazonium. The Cinqueda was thus clearly influenced by the Italian al antica style, which can be seen in helmets such as the barbute, burgonet, and closed helmets from this period. During this time, even the classical musculata and subarmalis were revived, with armor modeled after examples from classical