An assortment of Green Man wares including plaques and walking sticks with a difference!
Viking wares
Phoenix Leather & Crafts are heathen/Viking leather traders and they also craft a variety of other goods, including bespoke beaded necklaces, bracelets, and silver jewellery. Their craftsmanship reflects a deep appreciation for traditional Viking aesthetics and a commitment to attention to detail. When it comes to leather goods, these traders take great care in selecting high-quality leather materials to ensure durability and something that is designed to last for years.
Whether it's bags, hair barrettes, leather arm bracers, bracelets, wallets, belts, or any other leather item, each piece is meticulously designed and handcrafted. Intricate patterns carved by hand and decorative stitching are a common feature, showcasing their expertise and dedication to their craft.
Their bespoke beaded necklaces and bracelets are unique creations, carefully assembled with a variety of vibrant and meaningful beads. The combination of colours, textures, and patterns is thoughtfully chosen to create beautiful and personalized pieces of jewellery.
They also specialize in crafting antler-topped staffs, which serve both practical and symbolic purposes. These staffs have pyrography decoration and they are finished, with the antler accents adding a practical use and also a deep connection to nature.
They also sell wooden plaques and Elder Futhark rune sets. The wooden plaques are burnt on with pyrography and show traditional Viking patterns. The Elder Futhark rune sets are available in wood and sea glass. Each set is carefully crafted and no two sets are the same.
In addition to these items, the traders create ceramic offering bowls. Each bowl is skillfully shaped and adorned with intricate patterns or symbols, reflecting attention to detail and a deep reverence for ceremonial practices.
Whether you are a fellow enthusiast or someone new to Viking Festivals, these traders like to create a memorable and enjoyable experience for all who visit their stall.
Original Artwork, entomology displays, animal skull displays and jewellery using flowers, resin and animal bones.
Everything is ethically sourced - no animals or insects are harmed at all for the sake of the products.
Bones are sourced in the wild once the animal has already passed and been through the natural cycle. Smaller bones are sourced from owl pellets which are soaked and dissected to retrieve the bones.
Insects are sourced from the wild (as with animal bones) or from sustainable and cruelty free breeders (including people known personally!)
Everything made is created with the utmost love and respect for all of the creatures that are used.
Glass bead art including workshops.
Steven Payne has a PhD in medieval history and makes replica medieval and Saxon/Norman jewellery for films and TV
and to sell at medieval shows, trading as ‘The Peddler’.
He made some of the jewellery for ‘Robin Hood’, ‘Wolf Hall’, ‘Lord of the Rings’, ‘Game of Thrones’
and for several castles and museums including the British Museum.
He has been re-enacting since 1986, teaches HEMA (medieval sword fighting) and has also acted in several movies
such as Excalibur, Robin Hood and Gladiator, as well as in numerous TV shows.
In 2016 he became the first man to cross the Alps on a space hopper,
bouncing from Italy to France and setting a new world record for the longest ever space hopper journey!
Afon Mêl is a small, family-run bee farm business based on the outskirts of New Quay, in West Wales.
They produce award-winning mead and are the only meadery in the UK to have been awarded a Great Taste Golden Fork Award.
The Stagger Inn is a Medieval Inn with staff in authentic costume and where ever possible period authentic ales, ciders and meads.
Indian street food, curries and more!
Mexican street food.
Woodfired, Neapolitan, sourdough pizza food truck that travels all around Cambridgeshire with amazing pizza’s.
Seriously fresh, handmade, hand-cut and hand decorated artisan brownies.
For ice creams, visit Lottie, the prettiest 1973 Bedford ice cream van you ever did see!
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