Lewis Chessmen, Viking Rook with Sword and Shield, Hand-Carved from Moose Antlers

Lewis Chessmen, Viking Rook with Sword and Shield, hand-carved from moose antlers. Inspired by the iconic Lewis Chessmen (12th–early 13th century), this piece celebrates Viking artistry and warrior spirit. Size: 8 cm / 3.15 inches. The original Lewis Chessmen, discovered in 1831 on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, were made from walrus ivory and sperm whale tooth, reflecting the skill and culture of the Viking Age. This unique rook, crafted with modern skill, features intricate detailing on its sword, kite-shaped shield, and helmet. The chessmen evoke strategic thought, social hierarchy, and the medieval legacy of Norse craftsmen. Key details: Found 1831, Uig, Lewis, Scotland; originals displayed at National Museum of Scotland. This piece is perfect for collectors and history lovers. Hashtags: #AntiqueChess #Lewischessmen #ChessInBone #VikingChess #Brandubh #CelticChess #Hnefatafl #YuleChessGift.