Tranby Viking Clover Brooch

Tranby AUSFÜHRUNG Bronze Viking Clover Brooch

Enjoy Tranby Viking Clover Brooch

Viking clover brooch tranby



Another beautiful Viking cloverleaf brooch, which is a replica of a tunic brooch found in Tranby/Norway.
It was modeled after the original, although it is about 3 cm larger, but the replica loses none of its appeal.
Stylistically, this 10th-century Viking brooch can be classified between the borre and jelling styles.



The erase style
It followed the Oseberg style in the 9th century and lasted until the mid-10th century. Early medieval borre
(or griffin style) is named after the Norwegian town of Borre. Animal and knot decorations are the hallmarks
This style, which was later replaced by the jelling style .



The jelling style (or jelling style )
Also called the old Jelling style , it is one of the artistic styles of the Viking Age. It was at the beginning of the 10th century.
Widespread until around 975, this Viking Age style was characterised by motifs of people, animals and plants.
(Tendrils, leaves) and geometric figures. Unlike the rather plump animal representations of the previous ones
Oseberg and Borre styles In this style, the animal figures are depicted as particularly narrow and elongated.

Details:

- Material: bronze and silver plating (+ 5.60 eur)

- Dimensions: approx. 5.2 x 5.2 cm

- Weight: approx. 25 gramsAt Tienda Medieval we have thousands of medieval and other period products. Discover them!