Model from a Karelian Charm (425)
Pendant
The prototype for this piece is a charm found at Kekomaki in Kaukola, which is on the Karelian isthmus. This find dates from the end of the Viking Era and the northern crusades, around the year 1000 A.D. Like other Kalevala Koru designs, this striking piece was inspired by the rich ornamental world of archeological finds.
Location of discovery: Kaukola.
Period: 800-1050.
Material: Bronze.
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| Model from a Karelian Charm (425) - Bronze |
45 mm (2 in) |
16 mm (1 in) |
£ 17.20 |
€ 20.30 |
$ 25.70 |
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