Large Medieval Pendant "Green Man"

Medieval pendant "Green Man.

Here you can buy a pendant in the style of the Middle Ages, which was designed according to the motif of the "Green Man".

The Celtic pendant shows the motif of the so-called green man, which was particularly typical of the sacred art of the High and Late Gothic periods and in which pagan symbolism had survived in a Christian context.

The medieval pendant is a real eye-catcher and a great accessory for a historical appearance, not only because of the impressive motif, but also because of its size and delicate design.

The "Green Man" pendant measures 4.2 x 4.2 cm.

You can buy the pendant in high-quality bronze or genuine silver-plated.
Alternatively, you can also order it in 925 sterling silver (please note delivery time).
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A 1 metre long black leather strap is included with the pendant.

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Green man is the name given to certain decorative elements on sacred and secular buildings from the Middle Ages. These show a male head with hair and beard in the shape of leaves.

The figure of the Green Man dates back to pre-Christian, pagan times. He survived in the cathedrals of the High and Late Gothic periods by being depicted as a leafy face made of stone in corners, lintels and plinths.

The green man takes up two Celtic motifs: Firstly the head cult, which regarded the head as the bearer of all power, and secondly the mistletoe cult, as mistletoe was cut with golden sickles by Celtic druids to strengthen the life forces and heal illness. Both elements, head and plant, are combined in the figure of the Green Man.