• Viking trefoil brooch Tranby noble bronze replica
  • Viking trefoil brooch Tranby
  • Viking trefoil brooch Tranby - noble bronze replica
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Viking trefoil brooch Tranby - noble bronze replica

$66.98 USD
$66.98 USD
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Highlights

The Viking trefoil brooch Tranby is a detailed replica of a historical garment clasp from the 10th century, distinguished by its artistic design and historical significance.

  • Authentic reproduction of an original find from Tranby, Norway, ideal for reenactment and LARP
  • Unique stylistic classification between the Borre and Jelling styles with typical animal and knot ornaments
  • High-quality craftsmanship in solid bronze, also available in an elegant silver-plated version
  • Practical handling thanks to a sturdy pin on the back for attaching to cloaks or garments
  • Compact dimensions of approximately 5.2 x 5.2 cm and a weight of about 25 g for comfortable wear
  • Versatile piece of jewelry, historically used as a strap divider or central garment clasp served
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Viking trefoil brooch Tranby noble bronze replica
Viking trefoil brooch Tranby
Viking trefoil brooch Tranby - noble bronze replica
Viking trefoil brooch Tranby noble bronze replica

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Questions about the product Viking trefoil brooch Tranby - noble bronze replica

What historical function did trefoil brooches like the Tranby model originally have before they were used as garment fasteners for women in the Viking Age?

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What material were the original Carolingian trefoil fittings made of before they were repurposed as brooches in Scandinavia?

The original Carolingian trefoil fittings were usually made of gilded base metal or bronze and primarily served as decorated belt distributors for the sword belt. In Scandinavia, these valuable metalwork pieces were later often repurposed as brooches and worn as jewelry.
To which two art historical styles of the Viking Age is the Tranby trefoil brooch assigned, and in what position was it typically worn on women's clothing?

The Tranby trefoil brooch is associated with the Borre and Jelling styles. In women's dress, it was typically worn as a third brooch centrally on the breast, usually to fasten the cloak or outer garment between the two cup clasps.
What were the dimensions of the archaeological original of the trefoil fibula from Tranby compared to this replica, and what special feature does the back have for fastening?

The archaeological original measures 8 cm, while the replica measures 5.2 x 5.2 cm. In addition to a sturdy pin for fastening, the reverse side features an extra eyelet for attaching decorative chains.