andsstols
Andsstols are a type of Norse and Germanic metalwork that originated in the Viking Age. They are a specific type of belt or girdle that was often decorated with intricate designs and ornaments. Andsstols were typically worn by high-ranking individuals, such as chieftains and warriors, to showcase their wealth and status.
The name "andsstol" is derived from the Old Norse words "andr" meaning "belt" and "stol" meaning "furniture"
Andsstols were often made from steel or iron and were decorated with a variety of materials, including
Andsstols were not only functional but also served as a means of displaying wealth and prestige. The