pilgrim sign greenery 14th 15th century bronze Boogschieten and light brown in the

and light brown in the sizes S up to XXXL

Available in robust cotton canvas and in a soft wool blend

It is based on originals from the fifteenth to the seventeenth centuries

Perfect for collectors

This Alemannic belt buckle is based on originals excavated at the Niederstotzingen burial (Germany)

pilgrim sign greenery 14th 15th century bronze Boogschieten and light brown in theThis filigree, broken sign shows two phallic symbols amid vines and crops, flanked by two winged specimens in bird form probably a humorous erotic reference to the Garden of Eden. The design is modeled on a Dutch find from the 14th 15th century from the Koldeweij collection. This type of profane, humorous erotic signs belong to a separate category within medieval pilgrim signs, next to the more common images of saints, and were probably worn to