medieval pilgrimage brooch fleur de lys walsingham 15th century bronze Licht Think of an elegant wood

Think of an elegant wood nymph

As a cavalryman

The grip consists of a wooden core wrapped with high-quality brown leather and decorated with brass fittings

This turtle brooch is a replica of a 9th-10th century original excavated in Viking grave 860 in Birka

and it could be used for weed cutting and harvesting

medieval pilgrimage brooch fleur de lys walsingham 15th century bronze Licht Think of an elegant woodThis brooch is based on an English pilgrim sign in the shape of a lily, dating from the late 15th century and originating from Walsingham, England's most important place of pilgrimage for Saint Mary. The original is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Performed in bronze, with a diameter of 2. 7 cm, exactly like the historic original. There is a sturdy needle on the back with which you can close the neck of medieval clothing. The lily has been a royal