Playing and drawing with shadows Awilda was the first female pirate and appears to have lived in the 5th century. She was the daughter of a Scandinavian king who arranged her marriage to the crown prince of Denmark, Alf. She rebelled and, together with other women, disguised herself as a sailor and set off on a ship in the Baltic Sea. Her crew became known and feared throughout Scandinavia. The king of Denmark had to face her at sea and sent his best men, led by his son Alf. The two fought fair and bravely and the story goes that they ended up falling in love. But perhaps it's just a legend.
* The green version includes the Dragon and Froda Wik silhouettes, a poster, two masks, a booklet to color and use as a scenario
* The blue version includes the silhouettes of Awilda Wik and Drakkar Wik, a poster, two masks, a booklet to color and use as a scenario
* The orange version includes the horse and sailor silhouettes, a poster, two masks, a booklet to color and use as a backdrop
* The red version includes the silhouettes of Alf Wik and Carpa, a poster, two masks, a booklet to color and use as a scenario
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