Bronze Birka Fire Striker with Flint Flake Runestones Amber was a valuable commodity

Amber was a valuable commodity and traded from the iron age onwards and was collected from the Baltic sea to be traded all over Europe by the Vikings

- The hollow hairs of reindeer hides make them incredibly warm and insulating

8 - 9th century

- Internal circumference 19cm (7

Get the blessing & protection of the Norse gods and a safe journey to Valhalla with a mythical Valkyrie

Bronze Birka Fire Striker with Flint Flake Runestones Amber was a valuable commodityViking Fire Steel Fire Striker Replica from Birka with Bronze Animal Design. Complete with flint flake. Will produces sparks when stuck against the sharp edge of a flint flake. Also known as a fire striker or strike a light. Made in the northern Europe, based on Birka grave find 644, 10th century. Length 53mm (2. 1 inches), height 43mm (1. 75 inches).