Hello! Thanks for stopping in. I've got several hundred pieces and this is just a start. I'll try to keep adding pieces as time permits.
The division between Norse and Celtic is somewhat arbitrary. One is largely derived from the other, and there is a lot of crossover, so be sure to visit the Viking Medallion Page as well.
They do not come with chains. There is such a variety of chains that I think you are better off buying one locally. You can get a far better selection, and a better price, at your local discount store than I could provide.
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#5149; The Eponis Quatrafoil seems to have been a fairly common motif in the early migration period. This one is based on an original in my collection. I have since seen a number of similar peices, all done in bronze. The original was done as a fibula, but we've chosen to do this piece as a pendant. It's about 1 3/4" tall,
#7101; The Greenman, (about 1 2/3" high and an inch wide) nicely detailed
#SHREW-1; This clever pendant depicts the Celtic Lord, and turned so the other end is up, also depicts the Lady (or vice-versa if you prefer). There is only one pendant shown in the images. The back is arranged with a slider bar so you can switch it without taking it off the chain. It's about 1 1/3" tall, and an inch wide.
#7501; The Lord of the Beasts, somtimes called Hern, with two of his subjects. It's about 1 1/2" tall, and 13/16" wide.
For an excellent page with many images of original Sheela-na-gigs, and the churches in which they appear, you might want to visit Megalithica. If you would like to know about the meaning of Sheela-na-gig you might want to visit the Sila na Geige page by Rowan Saille.
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