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Viking Age Motif Allfather God Odin Charm Necklace, bone carving, handmade For Sale


Viking Age Motif Allfather God Odin Charm Necklace, bone carving, handmade
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Viking Age Motif Allfather God Odin Charm Necklace, bone carving, handmade:
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Historical Viking Motif God Odin Amulet, bone carving, handmade
Amulet, Hand-carved from cattle boneCotton cord included.Traditional Viking Art Style Norse carving inspired by Viking age bronze applique (Check 2nd photo to this Lot).

Bone jewellery was common among Viking men and women.

Size: H. is about 5,2 cm.

Material:Cattle bone*

Vikings were known to make various forms of jewelry and amulets from bone, which was a readily available material. Here are some interesting facts about Viking bone jewelry and amulets:

The Vikings used a variety of bones to make jewelry and amulets, including those from animals such as deer, cattle, and whales.

Some of the most common types of bone jewelry included rings, bracelets, and necklaces.

The Vikings believed that wearing amulets made from bone could provide protection and ward off evil spirits. Some popular amulets included those shaped like animals, such as bears and wolves.

Bone was a valuable material for the Vikings, and the more intricate the design of the jewelry, the more valuable it was considered.

The Vikings were skilled at carving bone, and they used a variety of techniques to create intricate designs. One technique involved boiling the bone in water to make it more pliable, while another involved using a saw to cut intricate patterns.

Viking bone jewelry and amulets were often adorned with other materials, such as precious stones, gold, and silver.

The Vikings also used bone to create other items, such as combs and needle cases.

Some of the most famous examples of Viking bone jewelry come from the Oseberg burial mound in Norway, where two women were buried with a wealth of treasures, including bone combs and jewelry.

Viking bone jewelry and amulets have become popular among modern-day enthusiasts, with many artisans creating reproductions based on historical designs.

In general, Viking bone jewelry and amulets are a testament to the skill and artistry of these ancient craftsmen, and they provide a fascinating insight into Viking culture and beliefs.

* Recommendations for wear and storage:Avoid protracted heat (saunas, baths, direct sunlight), as well as contact with water and household chemicals.

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