• Celtic Worlds: Bronze necklace with bird motif
  • Celtic world necklace made of bronze
  • Celtic Worlds: Bronze necklace with bird motif
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Celtic Worlds: Bronze necklace with bird motif

$69.98 USD
$69.98 USD
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Highlights

The Celtic Worlds necklace, crafted from high-quality bronze, is an artistic piece of jewelry that combines traditional symbolism with elegant craftsmanship.

  • Detailed design with a classic Celtic knot pattern for an authentic look
  • A special eye-catcher thanks to the delicate depiction of two birds at the ends of the ornament
  • Made from solid and durable bronze with clean, high-quality workmanship
  • Flexible wearing comfort thanks to an adjustable chain length between 45 cm and 50 cm
  • Striking presence with its substantial dimensions of approximately 5.2 x 9.1 cm and a weight of about 31 g
  • Versatile accessory that complements both historical attire and everyday wear
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Celtic Worlds: Bronze necklace with bird motif
Celtic world necklace made of bronze
Celtic Worlds: Bronze necklace with bird motif
Celtic Worlds: Bronze necklace with bird motif

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Questions about the product Celtic Worlds: Bronze necklace with bird motif

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In Celtic symbolism, birds often represent the connection between the earthly world and the spiritual world. They are considered messengers of the gods and symbolize freedom, transcendence, and the journey of the soul.
What role did birds play as messengers in Celtic mythology, and how is this connection between the earthly and the spiritual world depicted in jewelry art?

The lost-wax casting process (cire perdue) was primarily used to produce Celtic bronze necklaces with animal motifs. In this process, a detailed model is first formed from wax, encased in a refractory molding material such as clay or loam, and then melted out to create a mold for the molten bronze. Because the wax model can be directly manipulated by the artist, this technique allows for exceptionally high levels of detail and the depiction of delicate structures in the bird motifs. After casting, the pieces were finely finished by chasing and polishing to further emphasize contours and details.
Which different bird species were frequently used as motifs for bronze jewelry in Celtic art, and what specific characteristics were attributed to each?

In Celtic art, various bird species were frequently used as motifs for bronze jewelry, each attributed with specific symbolic qualities: - Herons: These birds are considered symbols of eternal love and are often depicted in the form of amulets with Celtic knotwork patterns.

- Swans: The swan is associated with grace and elegance. In Celtic mythology, those born under the sign of Alban Eiler (the vernal equinox) are blessed with the grace of the swan-like bride of the sun god.

- Eagles and birds of prey: In general, birds in Celtic symbolism often represent the connection between the earthly world and the spiritual world or heaven.

- Stylized birds: Depictions of two stylized birds connected by knotwork patterns are common, symbolizing unity and connection.
What techniques were used to produce Celtic bronze necklaces with animal motifs, and how did these influence the level of detail of the depicted birds?

Celtic bronze necklaces with animal motifs were primarily produced using the elaborate lost-wax casting process (cire perdue), in which a wax model formed the basis for a ceramic mold. This technique allowed for particularly high levels of detail and artistic precision in the depiction of birds, as the finest structures could be worked into the wax. For less complex pieces, the sand-bed casting method was used as a supplement, although this resulted in a coarser surface finish.