Discover the Medieval Belt Bag with Templar Cross, inspired by the medieval models of Hungarian tarsus bags that were popular with the Magyars and Eastern Vikings during the Viking Age. This fanny pack perfectly combines medieval aesthetics with a modern touch.
The design of this bag stands out for its central decorative accessory in the shape of a Templar cross, which will undoubtedly attract everyone's attention. In addition, it has an equally decorative strap that gives it a unique and authentic look.
You can choose between two color options: black and brown, both made of high-quality cowhide. The decorative appliqués are available in zamac in brass or silver tones, giving you even more options to personalize your fanny pack to your own style.
The Magyar fanny pack closes easily thanks to its small hatchet button, giving you security and comfort at all times. In addition, its size is perfect for carrying essentials, such as your wallet and a bunch of keys, without problems. You'll even be able to fit a smartphone with a screen up to 4 inches.
The dimensions of this bag are 16 x 13 cm with a depth of 3.5 cm, and the belt loop is 5.5 cm wide. These measurements make it a practical and versatile option to carry with you at all times.
Do not miss the opportunity to acquire this authentic medieval fanny pack with Templar Cross, manufactured by the renowned German manufacturer Pera Peris. Its indisputable quality and its unique design ensure that you will be acquiring a durable and stylish product.
Don't wait any longer and add it to your collection of medieval accessories today!
Medieval and Viking era bags with Magyar tarsoly metal fittings are not only known from eastern regions such as Ukraine and Russia, but were also found in the Viking settlement of Birka in eastern Sweden.
The origin of these special Viking bags is supposed to lie with the nomadic horsemen of the Magyars in what is now Hungary, where so-called Tarsoly bags were very common as part of their costume. Due to the extensive trading voyages of the Eastern Vikings from the 8th to the 10th century, these Magyar fanny packs made their way across the great rivers from the eastern steppes to Scandinavia.
Characteristic of the Magyar Viking bags was a lyre shape and rich metal fittings, called tarsoly, on the bag's flap.
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