ostrogothic eagle pendant via flaminia 5th 6th century bronze Viking en Saxon tenten daily wearable piece of jewelry

daily wearable piece of jewelry for lovers of Viking symbolism

The sleeves also have a lace to close them and therefore have a puff

and a pauldron (also spelled pouldron or powldron) for the shoulder

lucets such as these were employed to spin thread and wool

The pommel features a hand holding a cross

ostrogothic eagle pendant via flaminia 5th 6th century bronze Viking en Saxon tenten daily wearable piece of jewelryThis pendant is based on an Ostrogothic eagle fibula from the 5th 6th century. A pair of these fibulae was found in 1888 in a mausoleum on the Via Flaminia near Rome and is decorated with cloisonn on gilt silver foil, originally with almandine and rock crystal; This pendant is equipped with red and white glass enamel, where the underlying cell work comes into its own. In archeology, the eagle is considered a characteristic motif in the customary art