TRINKETS & WARES

Discover the enigmatic allure of Japanese folklore with our exquisite Hannya mask! Deeply entrenched in Japanese culture and folklore, the Hannya mask traces its origins to Noh theater, evolving into...

Inspired by Tanjiro's iconic sword, this miniature katana features a detailed black-finished blade, traditional-style wrapped handle, and matching black scabbard with keyring attachment. Lightweight...

A miniature tribute to the legendary sword of kings, this Anduril-inspired mini sword keyring features a detailed blade, ornate crossguard, and matching black scabbard with keyring attachment...

Discover the enigmatic allure of Japanese folklore with our exquisite Hannya mask! Deeply entrenched in Japanese culture and folklore, the Hannya mask traces its origins to Noh theater, evolving into...

Discover the enigmatic allure of Japanese folklore with our exquisite Hannya mask! Deeply entrenched in Japanese culture and folklore, the Hannya mask traces its origins to Noh theater, evolving into...

Listing is for one unit. Choose from four models, Tournament Knight C.1300Tournament Knight C.1500Tournament Knight C.1511Tournament Knight C.1520 This mini tournament knight measures 2.5cm tall...

The Welsh Dragon, that represents Wales as its national Emblem has its roots far back in history. The dragon standard was perhaps first seen in Britain in the shape of the “draco” a standard carried...

The Vikings, who were seafaring warriors from Denmark, Norway and Sweden, had begun attacking Britain in the late 700's. In September of 1066 the army of King Harold fought against and defeated a...

The Vikings loved bright ornaments. They had metal workers who were highly skilled at the intricate decoration of jewellery. Men and women wore brooches, rings, necklaces and arm rings made from...

The Eye of Horus is an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection, royal power and good health. The eye is personified in the goddess Wadjet. It is also known as The Eye of Ra. This Egyptian Wadjet Eye...

Gold plated pewter wadjet eye supplied on a waxed cord. The information on the reverse of the card describes how animals were an important part of Egyptian life and many were seen as gods.

During World War I thousands of miles of parallel trenches were dug along the western front. Trench warfare was necessary because the power, speed and accuracy of the weapons on both sides would have...