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Fenris Penannular

In the 19th Century, at Goldsborough, Yorkshire, a hoard of silver was found that had been buried since the 10th Century.
Most of it was Arabic coins (most of the silver in Viking times came from the Middle East as trade coins) and scrap,
but there were a few broken pieces of jewellery.
Fenris Penannular

Among them was half a brooch in an Irish-Viking style, with Norse monster heads biting triquetas on a flared Celtic profile. The curve was so perfect that I could reconstruct the shape as it appeared a thousand years ago. Since the triqueta is associated with Odin, I named it for the monstrous wolf that is destined to devour him at Ragnarok.45mm.

Fenris Penannular
Bronze: £25.00
Pewter: £11.00
Gold Plate or
Silver Plate: £11.50
Colour

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