Triskele Glass and Leather Flask
The shapely holder made of black leather has a practical pocket button as a fastener and can thus be easily detached from the belt - so you have the medieval water bottle quickly at hand.
The laced leather holder has a decorative Triskele fitting, which makes this medieval water bottle a little piece of art.
The triskele, also known as the triskelion, is a fascinating and ancient symbol with deep cultural and spiritual significance. It consists of three interlocking spirals or legs radiating from a central point, often representing motion, progress, and cycles.
The symbol has roots in various cultures, particularly in Celtic and Norse traditions. In Celtic culture, the triskele is often associated with the concept of threes, such as life, death, and rebirth; past, present, and future; or land, sea, and sky. It symbolizes balance and the interconnectedness of these elements. In Norse culture, similar motifs can be found in art and artifacts, often tied to themes of strength and unity. The triskele is a powerful emblem that resonates with themes of resilience, movement, and the cyclical nature of life
The medieval canteen is made of thick pressed glass and can withstand even a strong blow.
