Scandinavian Pouch from Eide

– Leather thickness 0.6-0.8 mm
– Dimensions: 10 x 8 cm x 1 cm
– Leather ties for the belt
– 100% handmade

– The original is located in the Gloppen museum
– This Pouch comes from a Norwegian Iron Age grave, dating back to approximately 475.
– The person buried there was wealthy and influential in the area and was buried with a set of unique artifacts, including a set of scales and weights inside this leather pouch, which is now called the Eide Pouch.
– These pouches are great for storing coins, weights, rings, or any other small treasures you might need.
– The bag will easily fit 15 standard-size bone D6 dice or a handful of Viking Age coins, a small comb, keys, and any trinket you might need.
– Easily fits in a pocket, fanny pack, or even inside headwear or a boot.
– Thanks to the circular cord, it cannot open even with a jerk or fall and will securely preserve its contents
– A small knot tied in front adjusts the tension of the circular cord and allows you to loosen it for opening and tighten it harder after closing the wallet.