Picture one: Byzantine Silks. Originally made by Isabeau de lis Noir. It was gifted to me. The dress was black when I was gifted it.  I took it apart and redid the entire dress and added some pearls and embellishment.

1600’s Safavid Persian. Cotton silk and linen. All made by Baroness Maricka Sigrunsdotter, An Tir

Viking age linen under dress in white. Wool apron and wool caftan coat. Bors style jewelry. 940’s Denmark.  Outfit made by Baroness Maricka Sigrunsdotter, An Tir.

Linen under dress. Wool herringbone apron in the Jorvic style.  Jorvic Cap. Bors style brooches.  900’s York.  Made by Baroness Maricka Sigrunsdotter, An TIr

Wool, wool tablet weaving. Wolf fur trim. Inspiration was from the 2nd Century B.C. bog find in Huldremose, Denmark. Tablet weaving and garment, lamp work beads created by Baroness Maricka Sigrunsdotter, An Tir

Early Medieval Anglo Saxon women’s apparel. Lamp work necklace made by me as well. I tablet wove the wool trim. garments are in linen for summer wear. Made by Baroness Maricka Sigrunsdotter, An Tir

Pre viking through viking era leather cross over caftan coat made by me. Created based off of Iconic Imagery found in Scandinavia and Anglo Saxon England and archaeological finds. Leather, wool lining and batting, wool tablet weaving. Made by Baroness Maricka Sigrunsdotter, An Tir