Phallus-Pendant with Wings

Winged phallus pendant.

Here you can buy a pendant featuring a winged phallus, crafted based on a historical model from Roman antiquity.

The historical model for this winged phallus comes from a private auction and dates from the first century AD.
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Phallus pendants with wings were known as ‘fascinum’ among the Romans and were believed to protect against the evil eye. Various forms of phallus pendants are also known from the Middle Ages, and they can be found in many cultures outside Europe as well.

Dimensions of the phallus pendant: 2.5 x 2.5 x 1.5 cm.

You can purchase the pendant in high-quality bronze or genuine silver-plated.
Alternatively, you can order it in 925 sterling silver (please note delivery times).
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A 2 mm-wide, black leather cord, 1 m in length, is included with the pendant.

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For the Romans, the winged phallus – known as the ‘fascinum’ – was not only a symbol of fertility and thus of wealth and prosperity; it was generally regarded as a bringer of good fortune capable of warding off evil, particularly the evil eye.

For this reason, phallus pendants—with and without wings—were worn even by children as protective amulets and were sometimes attached to the horse harnesses of Roman officers. 

In some parts of Italy, a small crescent-shaped charm is still worn around the neck today as a good-luck charm, the origins of which can be traced back to those Roman phallus pendants.

The Romans’ flying phallic pendants were not associated with anything obscene, for in antiquity sexuality was not regarded as something sinful, but quite the opposite: as something positive and a source of blessing.