Scandinavian Pouch from Eide

• Leather Thickness: 0.6–0.8 mm
• Dimensions: 10 × 8 × 1 cm
• Leather Ties for Belt Attachment
• 100% Handmade

Original Found in the Gloppen Museum

This pouch originates from a Norwegian Iron Age grave, dated to approximately 475 AD.

The person buried there was wealthy and influential in the region and was burried with a collection of unique artifacts, including a set of scales and weights stored in this leather pouch, now known as the Eide Pouch.

These pouches are perfect for storing coins, weights, rings, or any other small treasures you might need.

The pouch easily holds 15 standard-sized D6 dice, a handful of Viking-era coins, a small comb, keys, or any trinket you may want to carry.

You can easily put it into a pocket, belt pouch, or even a hat or boot.

Thanks to its circular drawstring, it stays securely closed, even if tugged or dropped, keeping its contents safe.

A front-tied knot adjusts the tension of the circular drawstring, allowing you to loosen it for opening and tighten it securely after closing.