Rusvik valkamulet Oleg, brons Keltische broche from 1525 onwards

from 1525 onwards

These shoulder pieces are made after 15th-century Gothic originals

but with the Churburg style it became the main element of body protection

dragon mythology traveled with them

Swords like this were able to penetrate thin parts of the suit of armour with their sharp tip

Rusvik valkamulet Oleg, brons Keltische broche from 1525 onwardsThis trap amulet is inspired by a Rusvik symbol: a stylized bird of prey that appeared on jewelry and on coins of Prince Oleg. The falcon was a recognizable sign within the Scandinavian Slavic world of traders and warriors who formed the Russian. It amulet is solidly cast from fine jewelery bronze and measures approx. 3. 7 cm in diameter. The eyelet at the back is suitable for a chain with a link thickness of up to approx. 4 mm. A strong, recognizable