baltic bird amulet 9th 11th century silvered bronze Leren arm- & beenbescherming The bottom of the hood

The bottom of the hood is decorated with late medieval motifs that may also be observed in architectural ornaments

whilst this one is constructed from bovine bone

The shield is painted with full attention for the small details and also has a used finish

an authentic accessory for those who bronze Age wants to portray within re-enactment of living history

This relief is made after the Gemma Augustae

baltic bird amulet 9th 11th century silvered bronze Leren arm- & beenbescherming The bottom of the hoodThis pendant is a detailed replica of a Viking Age bird amulet, modeled after a find from Finland made between 800 and 1050 AD. has been manufactured; the exact location is not known. Bird pendants were widespread in Finland and the Baltic regions in the Viking Age. s Estonia and Latvia, and to this day have a deep rooted cultural and mythological significance in Finno Ugric and Baltic culture. Birds were considered by the ancient Scandinavians and