Halldis spoon bone

The Viking-era bone spoon "Halldis" is hand-carved and carefully polished. He is decorated with a finely crafted dragon's head. Spoons from the Viking era were rather flat and were more suitable for porridge and groats. Thus, "Halldis" is more suitable for the morning porridge in the camp or a yogurt in the university, as for a soup. Incidentally, this was usually taken directly from the bowl by the Vikings.
Not only for the historic camp life is the bone spoon "Halldis" an extraordinary eating utensils.
Material: Bones

Length 16 cm
Width: 2 cm
Strength of the handle: 0.5 cm