Viking Firestarter

The Viking Firestarter is a beautifully crafted reproduction of the fire-starting tools used by the Vikings. Measuring approximately 12cm, this firestarter is a functional and historical item that allows you to experience a piece of Viking ingenuity. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts or history enthusiasts, it is designed to work just like the original Viking tools, offering a hands-on way to learn about survival techniques from the Viking Age.

Key Features:

• Size: Approx. 12cm in length, compact and easy to handle.
• Material: Made from metal to replicate the durability of the original Viking fire-starting tools.
• Functionality: Designed to spark a fire, just like the Vikings would have used in their daily life.
• Design: A simple, yet effective tool for lighting fires, with a style that reflects the practicality and resourcefulness of Viking survival methods.

Historical Context:
Viking societies depended on the ability to start fires for warmth, cooking, and light during their explorations and settlements. The Vikings were skilled at crafting tools from available materials, and fire starters like this one were essential for their survival in harsh climates. This firestarter is a reflection of their resourceful nature and practical approach to life in the Viking Age.

Educational Purpose:

• Viking Survival Techniques: A great way to teach students about Viking life and the importance of fire-making in their daily routines.
• Historical Exploration: An excellent addition to any curriculum or exhibit focused on Viking technology, tools, and daily life.
• Hands-on Learning: Ideal for outdoor education, reenactments, or historical demonstrations.

Ideal For:

• Collectors: A valuable item for those interested in Viking history or ancient tools.
• Outdoor Enthusiasts: A functional tool for camping or survival use, with a historical twist.
• Classroom and Museum Displays: Perfect for engaging students or visitors with a tangible piece of Viking history.

This Viking Firestarter offers a practical and historical way to connect with the Viking Age, combining function with a rich cultural heritage.