This is another pic of my new take on an Anglo saxon seax sheath. I had to make a new instead of the old leather sheath that I had grown to hate immensely.
If truth be told a historically correct anglo saxon sheath would probably have a wooden core covered in calf skin, but I wanted to try on wood carving so what the fuck...
The sheath is made from elm (I think) and the fittings are handmade from brass. For this sheath I used a simple woodcarving knife and lots of grinding paper.
The sheath is oiled in lineseed oil and tar and then seal with a beeswax turpentine mix.
Thanks for the submission of "Anglo saxon seax sheath 2" it's a fine piece. We at would like to inform you that we've moved this submission to our "Viking Foundry" gallery folder, to give our gallery better continuity. Thanks for your contribution.
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