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Kids love listening to stories – especially myths, legends, and fairy tales. Their minds can drift off into imaginary worlds filled with magic and adventure. With VAH’s large variety of shields, swords, and daggers, children can dive right into their favourite adventure, feeling protected and safe when battling a fire-spitting dragon or having to take cover from flying arrows!
Where is your child’s next adventure going to take them?
VAH Throwing Axe is a perfect addition to the VAH Shield Viking Hugin & Munin, VAH Viking Helmets, VAH Tunic Viking, and the VAH Viking Drinking Horn. Complete your set by adding the Axe Holder Belt Otto or the Axe Holder Belt Thilo.
Made in: Germany
Includes: 1x AxeDimensions: L 37cm
Materials:
• Sustainably sourced solid beech wood
• Hypoallergenic, non-toxic finish
Colour: Natural
Recommended age: 5+
WARNING: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts may present a choking hazard.
Safety: Conforms to DIN EN 71 Toy Safety Standards, LGA-tested, CE-marked
Step into battle with VAH shields and swords for epic, imaginative play at home and outdoors.
Explore VAH shields and swords and discover endless adventures and epic battle play!
Founded in 1980, VAH is a German family woodworking brand led by master carpenter Dominic Vah, dedicated to creating high-quality medieval and fantasy toys, crafted mainly from natural materials like wood, cotton, ivory, and wool, bringing role play, storytelling and imagination to life through carefully crafted wooden swords, shields, bows and arrows, polearms, accessories, and costumes.
Driven by a philosophy of quality over quantity, VAH combines heritage craftsmanship with child-led adventure play, inviting families to discover timeless toys that turn everyday moments into meaningful, imaginative role-play experiences.
Oskar's Wooden Ark acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Land and Country on which we work. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, their Ancestors, and Elders past and present, whose connection to this land continues to nurture it, as it has for generations.