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The cover for the ID card of a participant in hostilities "Dvozub" combines a modern leather accessory and a symbol that goes back to the era of Kievan Rus. On the front side of the product there is a deep embossed pattern "Bident" - one of the oldest princely signs, which for centuries remains a part of the Ukrainian historical heritage and state tradition.
The bicuspid belongs to the ancestral signs of the princely Rurik dynasty and is found on ancient seals, coins, weapons and other historical monuments. It was on the basis of such princely symbols that the Ukrainian Trident — the State Coat of Arms of Ukraine — was later formed. Thanks to this, Dvozub became one of the symbols of the succession of Ukrainian statehood and a reminder of the centuries-old history of the struggle for independence.
Historians still argue about the exact meaning of this sign. Some researchers see it as a stylized falcon - a symbol of freedom, speed and strength, others consider it a personal sign of princely power or a family emblem of the rulers of Kievan Rus. It is this multiplicity that makes Dvozub a particularly interesting historical symbol that combines ancient tradition with the modern Ukrainian army.
The certificate of a participant in hostilities is a document confirming personal participation in the defense of Ukraine. For veterans, this document often has not only a legal, but also a deep personal meaning, because it reminds of the combat path, comrades, difficult trials and the debt owed to the state. That is why the cover with a symbol representing Ukrainian statehood looks especially appropriate.
The cover is made by hand from Crazy Horse genuine leather. This leather is valued for its high strength, durability and noble texture. In the process of operation, the surface gradually acquires a characteristic vintage look, thanks to which each product becomes truly unique.
The model is specially designed for UBD certification and provides reliable protection of the document against scratches, creases, contamination and everyday wear. Deep embossing is performed without the use of paint, so the image does not fade and remains clear even after many years of use.
Such a cover will be a great gift for a veteran, military serviceman, volunteer or a person who appreciates Ukrainian history, princely symbols and traditions of state construction. This is not just an accessory for a document, but a thing that combines the memory of a personal combat path with a symbol of the centuries-old history of Ukraine.
Available skin colors: black, dark brown, red, blue, green, burgundy, light brown, red, gray.
Each cover comes in a gift box, so it is ready to be handed out immediately upon receipt.
We make covers quickly - within 1-3 working days. Shipping is carried out across Ukraine by Novaya Pochta or Ukrpochta services. Payment is possible upon receipt (cash on delivery) or to a bank account.
You can order by clicking the "Buy" button and specifying your contact details and delivery address.
The bicuspid belongs to the ancestral signs of the princely Rurik dynasty and is found on ancient seals, coins, weapons and other historical monuments. It was on the basis of such princely symbols that the Ukrainian Trident — the State Coat of Arms of Ukraine — was later formed. Thanks to this, Dvozub became one of the symbols of the succession of Ukrainian statehood and a reminder of the centuries-old history of the struggle for independence.
Historians still argue about the exact meaning of this sign. Some researchers see it as a stylized falcon - a symbol of freedom, speed and strength, others consider it a personal sign of princely power or a family emblem of the rulers of Kievan Rus. It is this multiplicity that makes Dvozub a particularly interesting historical symbol that combines ancient tradition with the modern Ukrainian army.
The certificate of a participant in hostilities is a document confirming personal participation in the defense of Ukraine. For veterans, this document often has not only a legal, but also a deep personal meaning, because it reminds of the combat path, comrades, difficult trials and the debt owed to the state. That is why the cover with a symbol representing Ukrainian statehood looks especially appropriate.
The cover is made by hand from Crazy Horse genuine leather. This leather is valued for its high strength, durability and noble texture. In the process of operation, the surface gradually acquires a characteristic vintage look, thanks to which each product becomes truly unique.
The model is specially designed for UBD certification and provides reliable protection of the document against scratches, creases, contamination and everyday wear. Deep embossing is performed without the use of paint, so the image does not fade and remains clear even after many years of use.
Such a cover will be a great gift for a veteran, military serviceman, volunteer or a person who appreciates Ukrainian history, princely symbols and traditions of state construction. This is not just an accessory for a document, but a thing that combines the memory of a personal combat path with a symbol of the centuries-old history of Ukraine.
Available skin colors: black, dark brown, red, blue, green, burgundy, light brown, red, gray.
Each cover comes in a gift box, so it is ready to be handed out immediately upon receipt.
We make covers quickly - within 1-3 working days. Shipping is carried out across Ukraine by Novaya Pochta or Ukrpochta services. Payment is possible upon receipt (cash on delivery) or to a bank account.
You can order by clicking the "Buy" button and specifying your contact details and delivery address.
| Specifications | |
| Brand side | Ukraine |
| Category | Unisex |
| Material | Leather |
| Producing country | Ukraine |
| Type of product | Cover |
Leather cover for the certificate of a participant in combat operations with an embossing of the Bident — the ancient princely symbol of Kievan Rus. Handcrafted from genuine Crazy Horse leather. Reliable document protection and a memorable accessory for veterans and military personnel.

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