0 Cuthbert
Pendant in the shape of the so-called Cuthbert Cross according to a model from the Early Middle Ages. Bronze, silver plated or 925 silver. 3.2 x 3 cm.
0 Bonderup
Replica of the Bonderup-Cross. A pectoral cross pendant of the late Viking period in Ringerike style. Bronze, silver-plated or 925 silver. 5 x 4 cm.
07 CO Wies / Cuth
Viking leather necklace with animal head end caps and Cuthbert-Cross. Bronze and silver plated. Black or brown leather. 60 cm length.
07 CO Mand / Sanda
Braided Viking necklace of leather in 4 mm width with animal head end caps from Mandermark, combined with a crucifix. 50 or 65 cm length.
07 CO Fossi / Bond
Braided Viking necklace of leather in 4 mm width with wolf head end caps combined with the Bonderup Cross pendant from Denmark. 50 or 65 cm length.
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Detailed replica of a Viking crucifix from Gotland.
The historicalmodel for this Viking crucifix comes from the Viking Age find at Sanda on the Swedish island of Gotland.
Similar crucifixes with the depiction of Jesus are found very often in the finds from the end of the Viking Age and were worn especially by the eastern Vikings, the Rus.
Cross pendants like this one with the depiction of Jesus in a blessing gesture were both a profession of faith and a protective amulet. Link to the original crucifix...
The Viking cross has the dimensions: 4,2 x 3,1 cm.
You can buy this Viking pendant in high-quality bronze or real silver-plated.
Alternatively, also available in 925 sterling silver (Please note the delivery time). Alloy...
A black leather cord in 1 m length is included with the Viking crucifix.
In the course of the Viking Age, the custom of wearing a cross with the image of Christ around the neck also reached Scandinavia, often intending to distinguishing oneself from the so-called pagans, the Old Believers, who still adhered to the old faith in the gods.
These crucifixes were often made by the Vikings with representations of Jesus on the cross, which was particularly widespread among the Vikings in eastern Sweden and western Russia and went back to Byzantine influences.