HYGIENE Gotland tweezers Odin - functional replica

We often find hygiene sets in Viking graves. This indicates that the Norsemen took a very responsible approach to personal hygiene. Who knows what needed to be pulled out more often. A naughty hair or a splinter?

This tweezers, inspired by a find on the island of Gotland in Sweden, has a head reminiscent of the famous statuettes of the god Odin. It dates back to the 9th-10th century.

Interestingly, these objects are found on really long strings or chains to work with. So you won't find them hanging just below the brooches :)

Length 7,2 cm

9 g