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Oseberg Viking Oil Lamp
Bring authentic light and warmth to your medieval encampment and let the flames tell their story. This beautifully shaped fire bowl on a sturdy tripod is more than just a practical utility; it is a piece of living history for your reenactment gear. Inspired by archaeological finds from the legendary Oseberg Viking ship burial, this bowl combines rustic steel craftsmanship with versatile functionality. Whether you use it as a traditional oil lamp for a warm glow, a small fire pit to warm your hands, or a decorative storage vessel, it instantly creates a captivating atmosphere. With its hand-forged, double-twisted legs, every piece is a unique visual highlight from the ULFBERTH® collection. Further product information ...
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Oseberg Viking Oil Lamp – Hand-Forged Steel Fire Bowl on Tripod ULFBERTH®
Versatility and Craftsmanship
This bowl is made from hand-processed construction steel and stands out due to its robust build. The three legs are firmly riveted to the bowl, providing a stable footing even on uneven camp terrain. The artistic double-twist on the legs showcases the attention to detail typical of high-quality forged work. You can use this product in many different ways:
- Light Source: Perfect as an oil lamp with a wick or as a small fire basket for tables and floors.
- Camp Kitchen: Use it to warm food directly over embers or as a substitute for a pan trivet.
- Authentic Storage: A perfect vessel for keeping herbs or small items organized in your tent.
- Sauna Accessory: Also ideal as an aroma bowl for infusions in a rustic sauna setup.
Technical Specifications
| Material | Hand-processed construction steel |
| Finish | Lightly oiled for corrosion protection |
| Diameter | approx. 5.9" (15 cm) |
| Height | approx. 7.9" (20 cm) |
| Brand | ULFBERTH® |
History: The Legacy of Oseberg
The design is directly inspired by artifacts found in the Oseberg ship burial in Norway (9th century), one of the most significant Viking Age archaeological sites. Such bowls served the Norse people as portable light sources in their longhouses and tents. While they traditionally burned animal fats or fish oil, this replica allows you to enjoy a clean and atmospheric flame using modern lamp oil or wood today. It is an essential piece for any reenactor looking for genuine historical flair.
Maintenance and Safety Instructions
To ensure your tripod stays in top condition for years to come, please follow these guidelines:
- Rust Protection: Since steel is prone to rust, store the bowl in a dry place and regularly wipe it with a cloth and a bit of cooking oil.
- Cleaning: Soot and ash can easily be removed with a dry brush. Do not clean in a dishwasher.
- Fire Safety: The metal becomes extremely hot during use. Never touch the bowl with bare hands while a fire is burning. Always place it on a fireproof surface and never leave it unattended.
- Ventilation: Always ensure proper air circulation when using an open flame inside tents to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.
Recommended Accessories
Complete your camp set with other hand-forged items. We recommend our fire strikers for authentic fire starting or the larger cooking tripods (SKU 1916438400) to perfect your medieval field kitchen. It also pairs excellently with our hand-forged pans (SKU ulf-cp-62).
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