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Luck of Lochland Norse Pewter Brooch
Irish annals suggest that Lochland was a Viking kingdom in Scotland in the 8th/9th century. This pewter brooch is an original design based on the 10th century Jelling Style. It is inspired by original brooches and the one described in ‘Who’s Afraid of Beowulf’ by Tom Holt.

It is handmade in Scotland from lead free pewter. It measures 64mm by 40mm.
 
Made  and handled by Asgard

Luck of Lochland Norse Pewter Brooch

£32.00Price

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    Odinn's Grove

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