• Viking Bone Pin Trondheim – Robe & Hairpin
  • Viking bone pin from Trondheim robe pin hairpin
  • Viking Bone Pin Trondheim – Robe & Hair Pin
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Viking Bone Pin Trondheim – Robe & Hair Pin

$50.98 USD
$50.98 USD
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Highlights

This detailed replica of a Viking bone pin from Trondheim is an artistic testament to 11th-century Nordic craftsmanship.

  • Authentic reproduction of an original historical find from Trondheim, Norway
  • Made from genuine animal bone as a natural and affordable alternative to metal jewelry
  • Decorated with a finely carved animal motif in the characteristic Urnes style of the late Viking Age
  • Versatile use as a decorative hairpin or as a practical garment pin for fastening cloaks
  • Handy size with dimensions of approximately 16 x 4 cm for optimal effect in the hairstyle or on clothing
  • Ideal accessory for reenactments, medieval markets, or as a special piece of jewelry in modern everyday life
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Viking Bone Pin Trondheim – Robe & Hairpin
Viking bone pin from Trondheim robe pin hairpin
Viking Bone Pin Trondheim – Robe & Hair Pin
Viking Bone Pin Trondheim – Robe & Hairpin

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Questions about the product Viking Bone Pin Trondheim – Robe & Hair Pin

What material is the Viking bone needle from Trondheim made of, and to which century is the original find dated?

The Viking bone needle Trondheim is made from real animal bone and the original find is dated to the 11th century.
What was the Viking bone needle used for in everyday life, and what art historical stylistic motif adorns its wider end?

The Viking bone pin was used in everyday life to fasten cloaks and as a hairpin. The wider end of the pin is decorated with a finely carved motif in the Urnes style.
What are the dimensions of the replica Viking bone needle from Trondheim, and why were bone needles a common alternative to bronze or silver pins during the Viking Age?

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In which other important Viking settlement areas were comparable bone needles discovered, and which specific place in Norway gave the Urnes style its name?

Similar bone needles have been discovered in important Viking settlements such as Birka, Haithabu, and York. The Urnes style takes its name from the town of Urnes (also Ornes) on the Lustrafjord in Norway.