This is a reconstruction of a 5th century women's belt. It is a decorative light brown leather belt with a gilded silver buckle. An interesting feature is that the buckle plating is made from a sword scabbard decoration.

This is a traditional light brown leather belt pouch, designed on the basis of historical data, but adapted to today's dimensions and functions. It is decorated with an archaic ornamental strip of triangles and circles.

This handbag is based on surviving historical iconography. The decoration is typical of handbags of the 11th-13th centuries. In red-brown soft leather with a yellow band, it has two symmetrical geometric ornaments on the front.

This knife sheath is based on a 10th century find from Vilkiautinis grave site in Lithuania. The sheath has a wooden core, is made of brown leather, and is decorated with a geometric triangular ornament. It comes from the Baltic tribe called the Yotving.

This is a small pouch based on a Roman find from the 2nd century, made of light brown leather, with a thin dark brown leather strap at the top. It is stitched with a simple stitch in light-coloured linen thread.