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Viking
Sea Dragons |
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This
pair of splendid sea dragons is taken from the Oseberg ship burial
of Queen Asa c.820AD in Norway, and from a very similar design on
a carved runestone from Ardre, on the isle of Gotland, Sweden. Erected
in honour of continued |
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Aztec
Sun Stone |
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The
magnificent Aztec Sun Stone, probably the most renowned
relic of ancient Mesoamerica was originally known as Cuauhxicalli, or Eagle Bow in the Aztec tongue, and was possibly positioned atop continued |
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Celtic
Spirals |
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Spiral
patterns have been part of many cultures art since pre-history.
Celtic spirals date back five thousand years as we see at the megalithic
burial site of Newgrange in Ireland. The spiral, symbol of continued |
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Shield | | | |
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One
of the most recognisable artefacts from Celtic times. We will never know the name
of the Celtic warrior who owned this magnificently designed shield. Re-produced
by us in fine antique elm, with a definite antique feel. |
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Kells
Wall Shield |
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This
piece is a modern day adaptation by Rebecca McKillip of a design
in the Book of Kells. The design contains four men, four birds,
four beasts and four serpents all interwoven with a vine and berries
and ringed with a fine knot.
A very intricate carving, the colour can be changed here.
Piece can also be reproduced in larger sizes - just tell us about
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