This three-layered Viking comb made of genuine bone is an authentic reproduction of a historical archaeological find from Birka, Sweden. In the Early Middle Ages, it was common to use such combs not only for personal grooming but also to wear them as a visible accessory on clothing. A practical cord and safety pin allowed the comb, along with its protective sheath, to be securely attached to a belt or garment, ensuring it was always readily available in camp life.